Description:
While studying child labor in the U.S during the industrial revolution, students will research the alleged use of child labor in the production of the goods they buy. They will develop a letter writing campaign in which students will write letters to corporations urging them to monitor and prevent the use of child labor in their overseas plants and work with foreign governments to end the poverty that forces children to work. They will make presentations to other classes in which they will explain the issue and ask for other students to join the letter writing campaign. The letters will be mailed to the heads of the various corporations.
Sector:
K-12 Sector
Area of Service:
International
Demographics & Settings:
K-12
Demographics & Settings:
High School (9-12)
Geographical Location:
CA
Subject / Discipline:
History
Subject / Discipline:
Language Arts/English
Subject / Discipline:
Social Studies
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Evaluation/Assessment
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Standards (Service-Learning)
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Reflection 
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