For Educators
Looking for a book to engage and inspire your students? Try Great Peacemakers!
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Used in Middle School through Graduate School
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Great for History, Social Studies, Language Arts, Philosophy, etc.
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Introduces Important Social Issues, Positive Role Models & Examples of Real-life Nonviolent Conflict Resolution
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Free Downloadable Study Guides with Discussion Questions, Lesson Plans, Worksheets, Rubrics, and More. To download a FREE Study Guide, click here.
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Interdisciplinary—Ideal for Grade-Wide or School-Wide Reading
In Great Peacemakers, your students will meet some of the most inspiring people of recent history—from famous leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi, Mother Teresa, the Dalai Lama, Jane Goodall, and others, to lesser-known individuals making a difference.
FREE Study Guides
Great Peacemakers is an excellent supplementary text to enhance courses in history, social studies, language arts, character education, etc. FREE Study Guides are available and many educators are reporting concrete positive behavior changes in students studying the book.
FREE Review Copy
If you are a teacher, professor, or work in an organization that teaches students about peace and are interested in using Great Peacemakers in with your students, we are happy to send you a FREE Evaluation Copy for review.
Ideal for Wide-scale Reading
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“Such powerful stories can change lives.”
“allows students to learn from a book that celebrates peace”
“This is a book that inspires and teaches”
“has a motivational as well as educational effect.”
“a source of role models and thought-provoking discussion.”
—IS (Int’l School) magazine
—Teaching Tolerance mag.
—Skipping Stones magazine
—Journal of Moral Education
—Parenthood.com
ENDORSMENTS
“Great Peacemakers should be required reading for the youth of the world.”
—Dr. Oscar Arias, Nobel Peace Prize winner and former president of Costa Rica
“School counselors, teachers, and other educators will find this book to be invaluable for helping the youth of today become the responsible adults of tomorrow.”
—Dr. Kwok-Sze Richard Wong, executive director, American School Counselor Association
“Must reading for peace educators who hope to empower their students toward global and civic action for peace.”
—Tony Jenkins, co-director, Peace Education Center at Teachers College, Columbia Univ.
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