This book uses peace education to teach reading and writing skills. Making Peace offers reading selections on a variety of subjects, ranging from conflict resolution and the creation of a more peaceful world, to environmentalism and education. The text develops analytical and critical thinking and includes integrated reading and writing activities.

A discussion of writing, covering ESL, basic writing and first-year composition. It features essays which are arranged in four sections on: teaching writing; becoming a writer; responding to writing; and beyond the writing class.

This book uses peace education to teach reading and writing skills. The Instructor's Manual contains teaching suggestions, chapter summaries, and answer keys for the Student's Book.

The eleven units in the book focus on the grammatical areas with which Len's advanced ESL students at Brooklyn College have had the most difficulty. Each unit includes a simple statement of rules related to a particular grammatical area, followed by examples of correct use, and exercises. At the end of each unit, there are proofreading exercises -- with sentences, paragraphs, and essays written by Len's ESL students -- which include errors related to the previously presented grammatical rules. In the final proofreading exercise, Len indicates in the left margin the type of mistake that...