Education
Jul. 9, 2008
Educators Use Landmark Cases to Teach Big Picture
Rather than confusing his eighth-grade students with abstractions about interpreting the Bill of Rights, a history teacher at South Gate Middle School instead uses the story of a drifter by the name of Clarence Earl Gideon.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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Rather than confusing his eighth-grade students with abstractions about interpreting the Bill of Rights, a history teacher at South Gate Middle School instead uses the story of a drifter by the name of Clarence Earl Gideon.
Gideon's struggle to have a lawyer represent him wound its way up the judic...
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