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3. Not Your Typical Textbook
A unique textbook program based on the principles of the Street Law organization—providing practical, participatory education about law, democracy, and human rights.
The course aims to empower students to transform democratic ideals into citizen action.
Street Law

4. Not Your Typical Textbook
The text, now in its eighth edition, is the nation's leading high school law text.
Its publication played an important role in adding law to the curricula of school systems around the country.
Street Law

5. A New Edition Driven by the needs of teachers
Introduces up-to-date content
Includes products to enhance the teaching of this course
The New 8th Edition

6. Updated Content A new chapter on immigration law
New U.S. Supreme Court decisions
Expanded and updated Chapter 17 “Law and Terrorism”
Expanded coverage of law and technology
Updated coverage of consumers and credit
Statistics, case law, and legal issues
New and updated images
The New 8th Edition

7. New and Revised Features
A new feature, “Law Around the World,” introduces students to legal issues as they are addressed in other parts of the world.
Offers more critical thinking about and awareness of the global community!
The New 8th Edition

8. Fosters the ability to participate in a democratic society.
New and Revised Features
The “Law in Action” and “Law and Democracy” features have been revamped to create a single “Law and Democracy in Action” participatory feature strand.
Fosters the ability to participate in a democratic society.
The New 8th Edition

9. Helps students learn about laws that affect their lives.
New and Revised Features
The “The Law Where You Live” features—formerly known as “Where You Live”—have been revised to include direct questions about the law in students’ local communities.
Helps students learn about laws that affect their lives.
The New 8th Edition

10. Teacher and Student Support
New Technology Products
The Interactive Teacher Manual provides all teacher resources in one place at point of use.
This technology tool includes:
the entire Teacher Manual on CD-ROM.
hyperlinks to all Web sites in the Teacher Manual.
new presentation slides with primary source quotes, political cartoons, and statistical data to extend the Student Edition content.
updated transparencies and corresponding blackline masters.
Teacher and Student Support

11. Teacher and Student Support
New Technology Products
StudentWorks contains everything your students need, including the complete Student Edition and Student Workbook on CD-ROM—all in an accessible, easy-to-carry format.
Use this technology tool:
for students to complete reading and homework assignments without carrying home bulky textbooks.
to present textbook or workbook pages on your overhead or interactive whiteboard.
to enlarge graphics for use in whole-class discussions and activities.
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12. Teacher and Student Support
New Technology Products
The Online Student Edition is the complete Student Edition online. It also provides links to interactive activities, instant access to Web resources, and easy-to-use search functions.
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13. Teacher and Student Support
New Technology Products
ExamView test banks have been expanded to include more critical thinking through the use of additional document-based, short answer, and essay questions.
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14. Teacher and Student Support
Online Learning Center
A Web site created specifically to accompany the new 8th edition includes:
Textbook Resources
Online Student Edition
Student Web Activities
Chapter Overviews
Vocabulary PuzzleMaker
Vocabulary e-Flashcards
Cases and Resources
Student Self-Assessment Quizzes
State Laws Database
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15. Teacher and Student Support
Online Learning Center
A Web site created specifically to accompany the new 8th edition includes:
Textbook Resources
Careers in Law
State Resources
Web Resources
U.S. Supreme Court Updates
Links to Street Law 6th and 7th Editions
Link to Street Law, Inc.
Link to Landmark Cases
Teacher and Student Support

16. Teacher and Student Support
Online Learning Center
A Web site created specifically to accompany the new 8th edition includes:
Teacher’s Corner
Web Activity Lesson Plans
Power Point® Presentation Slides
Program Tour and Scavenger Hunt
Recommended Media
Correlations
Link to Teaching Today
Link to U.S. Supreme Court Summer Institute
Teacher and Student Support

17. Teacher and Student Support
Online Learning Center
A Web site created specifically to accompany the new 8th edition includes:
Classroom Tools
Links to Partner Sites
Beyond the Textbook
Glencoe Economics Update
U.S. History Web Links
Government & Civics Web Links
Economics Web Links
Psychology Web Links
Sociology Web Links
Teacher and Student Support

18. Teacher and Student Support
Landmark Cases
Street Law, Inc. and the Supreme Court Historical Society developed to provide teachers with a full range of resources and activities to support the teaching of landmark Supreme Court cases.
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19. Teacher and Student Support
Landmark Cases
General teaching strategies include:
Case studies
Moot court activities
Role-plays
Continuum activities
Community resources
Evaluating Web sites
Analyzing political cartoons
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20. Teacher and Student Support
Landmark Cases
Standard resources available for each case include:
Background summaries and questions for three different reading levels
Diagrams of how cases moved through the court system
Excerpts from the majority and the dissenting opinions
Links to the full text of the Court’s decisions
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21. Teacher and Student Support
Landmark Cases
Landmark cases covered in the Street Law Student Edition are identified at point of use.
Teacher and Student Support

22. Overview of All Components
Student Edition
No other text provides a more practical, meaningful understanding of the law to help high school students live successfully in our law-oriented society.
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Student Edition
The text is organized into six units, each covering a different type of law.
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Student Edition
An opportunity for students to learn about human rights issues in the United States.
Each unit-based feature includes an introduction and explanation of a specific human rights issue, followed by questions for students to answer and discuss.
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Student Edition
This unit-based feature engages students in activities that help them examine legal issues in other parts of the world.
Each feature concludes with questions to help students analyze and understand the issue.
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Student Edition
Case Studies are situated throughout each chapter at point-of-use to illustrate legal issues in the context of real-life and hypothetical situations.
Case studies can be used for class discussions, debates, analytical writing, and much more.
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Student Edition
Engages students in activities that help them examine legal processes and issues.
Each feature contains activities that place students in the roles of people involved in the legal process.
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Student Edition
Each feature presents situations in which the student is asked to decide whether a law has been broken or whether someone’s legal rights have been violated.
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Student Edition
“For Your Information” features provide practical legal information. Additional reference material supplements the main text.
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Student Edition
This feature guides students step by step on how to safely maneuver through real-life situations that have legal ramifications.
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Student Edition
Margin features at point-of-use focus on local law and procedures where students live, drawing attention to many common local variations in the law.
Excerpts from the U.S. Constitution, which appear throughout the text, can be used to launch discussion of a topic or concept.
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Teacher Manual
A Wealth of Information
Instructional objectives
Enrichment materials
Service learning projects
Answers to questions in the Student Edition
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Teacher Manual
Proven Interactive Teaching Methods!
Sixteen pages of in-depth discussion on using student-centered learning activities are provided.
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Teacher Manual
National Correlations
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Teacher Manual
Chapter Resources
Specific resources for use with each chapter are provided in an easy-to-use format.
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Student Workbook
Basic review and higher-order critical thinking activities are provided for each chapter of the Student Edition.
The answers to each activity are included in the Teacher Manual.
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Transparencies and Blackline Masters
Transparencies and corresponding blackline masters, created specifically for the Street Law program, help teachers easily supplement their lessons.
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ExamView Assessment Suite CD-ROM
Allows Teachers To
create customized tests.
add or edit existing questions.
integrate graphics.
Built-in national correlations are included.
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Interactive Teacher Manual
This teacher tool provides all teacher resources in one place at point of use.
The Interactive Teacher Manual Includes:
the entire Teacher Manual on CD-ROM.
hyperlinks to all Web sites in the Teacher Manual.
new presentation slides with primary source quotes, political cartoons, and statistical data to extend the Student Edition content.
updated transparencies and corresponding blackline masters.
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StudentWorks
This CD-ROM contains the entire Student Edition and the Student Workbook.
Students can complete reading and homework assignments without carrying home bulky textbooks.
Teachers can present textbook or workbook pages on overhead projectors or interactive whiteboards.
Teachers can enlarge graphics for use in whole-class discussions and activities.
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41. Overview of All Components
Online Learning Center
Integrated closely with the text is an Online Learning Center where comprehensive Web support and tools make teaching a little easier and learning a lot more fun. A Web site created specifically to accompany the new 8th edition provides easy access to abundant resources to enrich the student text. The Web site includes:
Textbook Resources
Links to Partner Sites
Online Student Edition
Student Web Activities
Chapter Overviews
Vocabulary PuzzleMaker
Vocabulary e-Flashcards
Cases and Resources
Student Self-Assessment Quizzes
Careers in Law
State Resources
Web Resources
U.S. Supreme Court Updates
Links to Street Law 6th and 7th Editions
Link to Street Law, Inc.
Link to Landmark Cases
Overview of All Components

42. Overview of All Components
Online Learning Center
A Web site created specifically to accompany the new 8th edition targets activities and information to enhance teacher preparation. The Web site includes:
Teacher’s Corner
Web Activity Lesson Plans
Power Point® Presentation Slides
Program Tour and Scavenger Hunt
Recommended Media
Correlations
Link to Teaching Today
Link to U.S. Supreme Court Summer Institute
Overview of All Components

43. Overview of All Components
Online Learning Center
A Web site created specifically to accompany the new 8th edition connects students to expanded content and information. The Web site includes:
Classroom Tools
Links to Partner Sites
Beyond the Textbook
Glencoe Economics Update
U.S. History Web Links
Government & Civics Web Links
Economics Web Links
Psychology Web Links
Sociology Web Links
Overview of All Components

44. Scavenger Hunt
The Street Law program offers an abundance of information for students—the trick is to know where to find it. Use this Scavenger Hunt exercise to learn how the program is organized and how to get the most out of your reading and study time. Let’s get started.
This Scavenger Hunt can be used as a group activity or assigned as an individual task.
Scavenger Hunt

45. Scavenger Hunt Using Your Resources
How many chapters and units are in the book?
Where do you look if you want to quickly find all of the case studies in the book?
How are vocabulary terms identified in each chapter?
Where can you find out what online resources are available?
Where can you find explanations of each article and section of the Constitution?
Answers
1. 45 chapters and 6 units
2. the Table of Contents, pages xiv–xv
3. They are set in bold-faced blue type.
4. on the Unit Openers and Chapter Openers
5. in the annotated Constitution, pages 574–603
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46. Scavenger Hunt Using Your Resources
6. Where can you find basic review activities for each chapter?
7. Where can you practice and review vocabulary terms?
8. How can you learn more about landmark Supreme Court cases?
9. Where can you assess your knowledge of what you learned in each chapter?
10. How can you find information about a legal topic in your state?
Answers
1. in the Student Workbook
2. with the Vocabulary PuzzleMaker and e-Flashcards on the Online Learning Center at glencoe.com
3. by visiting from the Online Learning Center
4. with the Student Self-Assessment Quizzes on the Online Learning Center
5. by visiting the Online Learning Center, clicking on “State Resources, “ and then choosing your state on the map
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