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Logic, Fiction - Social Issues, Food - Sociocultural Aspects, Agriculture, Farming & Ranching, Diet & Nutrition, Hunger & Famine, Homelessness, Poverty & Runaways, Famine & Hunger, Social Science - General & Miscellaneous
Hunger: Examining Cause and Effect Relationships by Neal Bernards β€” book cover

Hunger: Examining Cause and Effect Relationships

by Neal Bernards
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School Library Journal

Gr 5-8-Four opposing viewpoints are introduced, focusing on whether or not hunger is a global problem, its possible causes and solutions, and if developed nations should aid impoverished countries. A preface summarizies both sides of the issues. Different kinds of critical thinking skills are introduced at the end of each chapter, serving as a springboard for teachers who want to assign activities or initiate discussions and helping readers form their own opinions. A useful title for debate, language arts, and social studies classes.-Patricia A. Sarles, Brooklyn Public Library, NY

Book Details

Published
December 31, 1994
Publisher
Greenhaven Press
Pages
36
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781565100923

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