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Most cited papers from Facing History and Ourselves

What are the most cited papers from Facing History and Ourselves?

The most cited paper from Facing History and Ourselves is "Belonging to and exclusion from the peer group in schools: influences on adolescents' moral choices" (Luba Falk Feigenberg, Melissa Steel King, Dennis J. Barr et al., 2008), with 34 citations. Next come "Early adolescents' reflections on social justice:Facing History and Ourselvesin practice and assessment" (17) and "Can Adolescents Learn to Create Ethical Relationships for Themselves in the Future by Reflecting on Ethical Violations Faced by Others in the Past?" (15).

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1 Belonging to and exclusion from the peer group in schools: influences on adolescents' moral choices Luba Falk Feigenberg, Melissa Steel King, Dennis J. Barr et al. · Journal of Moral Education 7 May 2008 34
2 Early adolescents' reflections on social justice:Facing History and Ourselvesin practice and assessment Dennis J. Barr · Intercultural Education May 2005 17
3 Can Adolescents Learn to Create Ethical Relationships for Themselves in the Future by Reflecting on Ethical Violations Faced by Others in the Past? Robert L. Selman, Dennis B. Barr Book chapter 2009 15
4 Examples of best practice 1. Teaching a Holocaust case study in a post‐conflict environment: education as part of violence, reconstruction and repair Karen L. Murphy · Intercultural Education 2010 9
5 Comfort Women: Enhancing Students’ Global Awareness through Human Right Education Jing A. Williams, Mary Johnson · The Social Studies 7 Apr 2020 5
6 The Development of Ethical Civic Actors in Divided Societies: A Longitudinal Case Sarah Warshauer Freedman, Dennis J. Barr, Karen L. Murphy et al. · Human Development Open access 2016 5
7 Perspectives of Popular Music Pedagogy in Practice: An Introduction Susan E. Oehler, Jason Hanley · Journal of Popular Music Studies Mar 2009 4
8 Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Education: Learning Political Competencies for 21st Century Citizenship Rosanna M. Gatens, Mary Johnson · Journal of international social studies Open access 10 Aug 2011 4
9 Democratic civic engagement of adolescents in three divided societies: Northern Ireland, South Africa, and the United States Jaran Shin, Sarah Warshauer Freedman, Dennis J. Barr et al. · Compare A Journal of Comparative and International Education 28 Apr 2021 3
10 Reflections on education and transitional justice: notes from the field Tricia Logan, Karen L. Murphy · Comparative Education 3 Jul 2017 1
11 Burnout among disability activists in England: Insights from the Oldenburg Burnout Inventory Lyla Adwan-Kamara, Fabrício Mendes Fialho, Amanpreet Ahluwalia et al. · PLoS ONE Open access 25 Feb 2026 0
12 Dialogue Across Difference Justin Reich, Anna L. Romer, Dennis Barr Book chapter 17 Oct 2014 0
13 Educating for Equitable Voting Leah M Bueso, Erica Hodgin, Joseph E. Kahne et al. · Democracy & Education Open access 15 May 2024 0
14 9 th March: 1 st Sunday in Lent Martin F. Camroux · The Expository Times Feb 2025 0
15 Jook Right On: Blues Stories and Blues Storytellers Susan Herrick · Journal of American Folklore 2011 0
16 Self-Directed/Community-Supported Learning Rebecca M. Quintana, Catherine S. Hearn, Donald J. Peurach et al. · Advances in educational technologies and instructional design book series Book chapterOpen access May 2020 0

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