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| PART 1 (15:00) |
| The
Sex Lives of Your Children |
| Pulitzer prize
winning journalist Lucinda Franks reveals
some disturbing truths about the sex lives of teens and explains
how American schools are exacerbating an already critical problem.
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September 26, 2000 |
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ARTICLES
"The Face of Teenage Sex Grows Younger," Anne Jarrell,
The New York Times, April 2, 2000.
"The Sex Lives of Your Children," Lucinda Franks, Talk ,
February, 2000.
"Beyond AIDS: Teenagers and STDs," Laura Sessions Stepp, The
Washington Post, March 23, 1999.
"Teen-Agers and Sex: Younger and More at Risk," Jane E. Brody, The
New York Times, September 15, 1998.
"Little Big People," Lucinda Franks, New York Times, October
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| PART 2 (19:30) |
| Jonathan
Kozol: Children in the Years of Hope |
| Jonathan
Kozol woke America up to the stark inequalities in public schools
with his book, Savage Inequalities. Kozol talks to John Merrow
about Ordinary Resurrections, a hopeful new book about children
living in the South Bronx. |
| -Recorded
September 13, 2000 |
| PART 3
(15:30) |
| "Choosing
Excellence" with Lisa Delpit |
 Host
and veteran education reporter John Merrow believes there are three
kinds of schools: bad ones, 'good enough' ones and excellent ones.
Good-enough schools represent the status quo– and they stand
in the way of excellence. In a four part series, John Merrow talks
to some of the most well-respected educators in the county about
what constitutes an excellent school.
Segment 3: Interview with Lisa Delpit,
author of Other People's Children. |
| -RecordedApril
15, 2000 |
RELATED RADIO
PROGRAMS:
Segment 1: Interview with Alfie Kohn
Segment 2: Interview with E. D. Hirsch
Segment
4: Interview with Diane Ravitch |
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