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Experiencing the Legal System: Fairy Tale Trials for Fifth Graders

Karen Hicks
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Jordan Austin Human Development and creativity, University of Massachusetts, USA
Pages 39-43 | Published online: 09 Aug 2010

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Trudy L. Hanson. (2004) An Oral Storytelling Approach to Teaching Writing in the Primary Grades. Storytelling, Self, Society 1:1, pages 74-91.
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LeahT. Engelhardt & JohnE. Steinbrink. (2001) Teaching Students about Their Civic Obligation—Jury Duty. The Social Studies 92:2, pages 61-64.
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Hansjorg Hohr. (2000) Dynamic Aspects of Fairy Tales: Social and emotional competence through fairy tales. Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research 44:1, pages 89-103.
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