Students' Rights
In today's world, it is essential that your students understand their rights. This book presents a collection of essays offering varying viewpoints on the subject of students' rights, covering such topics as the use of offensive language, Internet policies, random drug testing, the use of cell phones, and the No Child Left Behind Act. Readers will be compelled to activate their critical thinking skills as they evaluate opposing stances on these issues.
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Students' Rights
In today's world, it is essential that your students understand their rights. This book presents a collection of essays offering varying viewpoints on the subject of students' rights, covering such topics as the use of offensive language, Internet policies, random drug testing, the use of cell phones, and the No Child Left Behind Act. Readers will be compelled to activate their critical thinking skills as they evaluate opposing stances on these issues.
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Students' Rights

Students' Rights

by Cynthia A. Bily (Editor)
Students' Rights

Students' Rights

by Cynthia A. Bily (Editor)

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Overview

In today's world, it is essential that your students understand their rights. This book presents a collection of essays offering varying viewpoints on the subject of students' rights, covering such topics as the use of offensive language, Internet policies, random drug testing, the use of cell phones, and the No Child Left Behind Act. Readers will be compelled to activate their critical thinking skills as they evaluate opposing stances on these issues.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780737743418
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 04/04/2009
Series: Introducing Issues with Opposing Viewpoints Series
Pages: 168
Sales rank: 1,040,704
Product dimensions: 6.70(w) x 9.40(h) x 0.60(d)
Age Range: 12 - 17 Years

Table of Contents

Foreword 5

Introduction 7

Chapter 1 What Limits Should Be Placed on Students' Rights to Express Themselves?

1 Schools Should Adopt the Use of Uniforms Richard F. Daugherty 11

2 Schools Should Not Adopt the Use of Uniforms Bev Akerman 18

3 Students Should Be Prohibited from Using Offensive Language John Gradwell 24

4 Children Should Not Be Prohibited from Using Offensive Language Jill McCorkle 29

5 Schools Should Develop Clear Internet Policies David L. Hudson 34

6 Schools Should Not Regulate Students' Online Postings Alex Koppelman 41

7 Students Should Be Free to Express Their Faith in School Kelly Coghlan 47

8 Students Should Not Express Their Faith in School Rob Boston 52

Chapter 2 When Should Safety Concerns Limit Students' Rights?

1 Students Should Be Free to Carry Cell Phones at School Allison Berryhill 59

2 Students Should Not Carry Cell Phones at School M.K. Luther 64

3 Students Should Have Access to Social Networking Web Sites Larry Magid 69

4 Students Should Be Prevented from Accessing Social Networking Web Sites at School Nancy Willard 75

5 Schools Should Subject Students to Random Drug Testing Lisa A. Brady 81

6 Results of Student Drug Testing May Not Be Accurate Phil McKenna 87

Chapter 3 How Do Laws Ensure Students' Right to an Education?

1 "No Child Left Behind" Helps All Students Obtain Equal Access to Education Dianne Piché Charles Barone 94

2 "No Child Left Behind" Does Not Help Poor Children Gain Equal Access to Education Wade J. Henderson 100

3 "No Child Left Behind" Improves Education for Students with Disabilities William Henderson 106

4 "No Child Left Behind" Neglects the Needs of Students with Disabilities Rebecca H.Cort 112

5 Title IX Has Increased Opportunities for Young Women Maureen Mullen 119

6 Title IX Has Limited Opportunities for Young Men E. M. Swift 125

7 Young People Should Be Required to Attend School John M. Bridgeland John J. Dilulio Jr. Ryan Streeter 131

8 Students Spend Too Much Time in School John Taylor Gatto 138

Facts About Students' Rights 144

Organizations to Contact 148

For Further Reading 155

Index 160

Picture Credits 166

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