Children's International Summer Villages: An Educational Program
Keil Lehland
Abstract
Keil Lehland
Abstract
The program of an extracurricular educational program, Children's International Summer Villages (CISV), is evaluated from the perspective of theory and empirical findings in relevant areas of the social sciences. The objective of the CISV program is to teach children to live in harmony with people from other national, racial and cultural groups. The author concludes that the program, which is approaching its 25th anniversary, has stood the test of time well.
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The program of an extracurricular educational program, Children's International Summer Villages (CISV), is evaluated from the perspective of theory and empirical findings in relevant areas of the social sciences. The objective of the CISV program is to teach children to live in harmony with people from other national, racial and cultural groups. The author concludes that the program, which is approaching its 25th anniversary, has stood the test of time well.
Key concepts: Mathematics education, Psychology, Pedagogy, Political science, Geography, Economic growth, Economics