Document Type
Editorial
Publication Date
4-19-1995
Publication Title
Education Week
Abstract
I asked a young boy in Maine why he thought spending six hours a month in a homeless shelter was an important part of his 5th-grade lessons. "Because I used to think that homeless people were really different and frightening," he said. "Now I know that a lot of homeless people are like me inside, but things didn't work out for them somehow. I'm learning about what they need."
Recommended Citation
Segal, Eli J., "Becoming People Who Find Solutions" (1995). Special Topics, General. 12.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/slcestgen/12