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articles and books on conflict resolution. Every program,
resource, or text mentioned in the Guide is
referenced either in one of these three appendices
or in a chapter endnote. A glossary of conflict resolution
terminology is given in appendix D. Appendices
E through G contain sample forms, including
forms for assessing staff and programs/curriculums.
Appendix H presents the components essential to a
strategic plan for implementing a conflict resolution
program. The complete text of the Little Red Riding
Hood story retold through negotiation, excerpted in
the prologue, is found in appendix I.
Notes
1. Goldberg, S.B., and H.J. Reske. 1993. “Talking with
Attorney General Janet Reno.” American Bar Association
Journal 79:46.
2. Amsler, T. 1994 (March). “Educating for Citizenship:
Reframing Conflict Resolution Work in K–12 Schools.”
Paper presented at the Coulson Festshrift Meeting,
Aspen Institute, Wye Conference Center, Queenstown,
Maryland, March 13–14, 1994.
3. Hamburg, D. 1994. Education for Conflict Resolution.
Report of the President of the Carnegie Corporation
of New York, p. 15.
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4. Adapted from Townley, A. “Introduction: Conflict Resolution,
Diversity and Social Justice.” Education and Urban
Society 27(1), pp. 5–10, copyright © 1994 by Corwin
Press. Reprinted by permission of Corwin Press, Inc.
5. Moore, P., and D. Batiste. 1994 (Spring). “Preventing
Youth Violence: Prejudice Elimination and Conflict Resolution
Programs.” Forum, no. 25, p. 18.
6. DeJong, W. 1994 (Spring). “School-Based Violence
Prevention: From the Peaceable School to the Peaceable
Neighborhood.” Forum, no. 25, p. 8.
7. Bodine, R., and D. Crawford. In press. Developing Emotional
Intelligence Through Classroom Management: Creating
Responsible Learners in Our Schools and Effective Citizens for
Our World. Champaign, IL: Research Press, Inc.
8. Haberman, M., and V. Schreiber Dill. 1995. “Commitment
to Violence Among Teenagers in Poverty.”
Kappa Delta Pi Record 31(4):149.
9. Adler, A. 1995. “Implementing District-Wide Programs:
If I Knew Then What I Know Now.” The Fourth R 57:5.
10. Adapted from Davis, A., and K. Porter. 1985
(Spring). “Dispute Resolution: The Fourth R.” Journal
of Dispute Resolution, 1985:121–139. Reprinted with permission
of the authors and of the Center for the Study
of Dispute Resolution, University of Missouri-Columbia
School of Law.