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Gaming: an Annotated Catalogue of Law-Related Games And DOCUMENT RESp D ED 114 307 SO 008 627 AUTHOR Davison, Susan.E., Ed. TITLE Gaming: An Annotdted-Catalogue of. Law-relAted Games 'and Simulations. Working Notes,c09160. INSTITUTION_ -American Bar Association, Chicago, Ill. Special COmmittee on Youth Education for Citizenship. PUB DATE 75 NOTE 39p. AVAILABLE FROM Special Committee on Youth Education for Citizenship, American Bar ASsociation, 1155 East 60th Street, Chicago, Illinois 60637 (free) EDRS PRICE MF-$0.76 HC-$1-.95 Plus Postage DESCRIPTORS *AnnOtated Bibliographies; *Classroom Games; Constitutional Law; Current Events; Educational 7 Games; Xlementary Secondary Education;. Fundamental Concepts; *Law Instruction; Meral Issues; *Political . Science; Politics; Resource Materials; *Simulation; Soctal Studies ABSTRACT Mireve than 125 simulation anda other games, related to law are :listed in, one or more. of siXsections of this ataloe The section categories are ,Basic Concepts/bf Law, TheConstitution,The Bill of Rights, Current,Issues, The Political Process, and Teacher Resources. Within each section. materials are li'sted alphabetically according to the author's last name. Each entry includes recommended qrade-levelS, author, title, distributor; release date, price number of players and amount' of time, needed to play; and -a brief annotation. At the end of the cata,log4are lists,of the projeot series contained in this book, distributors' ordering addyesses, and an index. (ND4 0 4 I. ******v**********4**************************************************** ". lc ocumentsacquired by ERIC inclUde many 'informal unpublished * . * materlals not available from other sources. ERXC makes every effort * * to obtain the best copy available. 4evertheles, items of marginal * ' * reproducibility are often encountered and, this affects ,the quality * *. Of the microfiche., and hardcopy reproductions EPIC makes available * _ * via the ERIC Document Reproduction Servide-(EDHiS). EDRS,is not * * responsible for the quality of the original document*. Reproductions' * * supplied' by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original: * t***************************4**4!*****f****************************,1**** rr U S OE PARTMENT OF NELTN, EDUCATIDN & WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ARA SpecialCommittee EDUCATIDN THIS DOCUMENT HAS SEEN REPRO DUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM on Youth Education for Citizenship THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN ATINc IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE Working Notes, No. 9 SENT DF F IC [AL E(ATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS DOPY RIGHTED MATERIAL HAS KEN GRANTED BY 1)ornma Gross TO ERR' AND L)R(5ANZATIoNS ')PERATIN(i UNDER AtiPEEMENTS WITH THE NATIONAL IN STITIITE IF EDUCATIONFURTHER RUM.) RUCTION OUTSIDE THEERIC SYSTEM RE 04 RE SPERMISSION oF THE COPYRK5HT OWNER An Annotated Catalogue of Law-Related Games and Simulations ra TO ti `,_, Wv_if DI kly F. ate-,47.55 5 --r-ziworeirag-rs, An Annotated Cafalogue of Law-Related Games and Simulations ABA Special Committee on Youth Education for Citizenship Working Notes, No.9 Editor: Susan E. Davison Assistant Staff Director, ifEFC 1 %. TALEOF CONTENTS Introductioniii . Guest Commentary: Todd Clark, SimulationA Clisaroom Impera Vav Key to the Cataloguevii . I Basic Concepts of Law 1 11 The Constitution 4 o The Executiye Branch 4 n The Legislative Branch 5 I The Judicial Branch 6 111 The Bill of Rights Liberty Under Law: First Amendment Freedoms 6 JusticelInder Law: Due Process 7 Equality Under Law: Women, Youth, and Ethnid Minorities 8 IV , Current issues10 / The City and Its Problems 11 The Consumer and the Law12' The Environment and the Law12 Police and Corrections13 Public Revenues and Public Services-1.4 V The Politidal Process15 The Campaign Trail 16 State and Local Government _17 The National Scene19 The International Arena20 Vi Teacher Resources22 Series*25 Distributors 21 Index29 Suggestions for Future Editions 31 .o /60003 T ABA Special Committee on Youth Education for Citizenship The Special Committee The Advisory Commi'ssion The Staff Chairman Todd Clark Staff Director William H. Bell R. Keegan Federal, Jr. Norman Gross Vice-Chairman Lawrence Kohlberg Assistant Staff Directors Scott M. Matheson Mary Conway Kohler Susari.E. Davison David W. Enoch Ho Ward Mehlinger Charles J. White, MI. Richard C. Maxwell Laura Nader Cynthia A. Kelly Fred M.'Newmann, C. Trkfgas Ross Q Shirley AUer, Donald F.andberg Charles4,Quigley Kevig A. Ryan June Koprowski Miltoh I. Shedd Sydney Unnerstalt Isidore Starr David Schimmel Hillard Wirtz .James P. Shaver June LouinTapp. 6 o et,.4,c3 _ )/EF1C PUBLICATIONS YEFC publishe'S ahiuMberof,other books and booklets on law-related education. For complimentary single copies and information about costs of multiple copies, please write to Norman Gross, Araefican Bar Association, Special Committee on, Youth Education for Citizenship, 1155 East 60th Street, Chicago, Illinois 60637. Bibliography of Law-Related Curriculum Materials: Anbotated (Lists and describes more than 500 books and pamphlets.) Media: An Annotated Catalogue of Law-Related Audio-Visua) Materials (Lists and describes more than 400 films, filmstrips, and ties.) Directory of Law-Related Educational Activities 1Provides.information on more than 250 projects throughout the country.) Law-Related Education in America: Guidelines for the Future (Recommends guidelines for the administration, funding, and pedagogy of projects.) The S$ Gime: A Guidebobk on the Funding of Law-Related Educational Programs (Offers suggestions on identifying. funding sources, writing funding. proposals, securing community support; and institibtionalizing programs.) .Reflections on Law-Related Education (Contains articles on the rationa(sand objectives of law-related education.) Help! What To Do,, Where To Go? (Describes various projects anti teacher-training programs, and discussed the role of bar associations.) I Copyright, © 1975 Special Committee on Youth Education for Citizenship American Bar Association 1155 East 60th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637. )00004 OCT 1 7 1975 INTRODUCTION Recently,,YEFC published Media: Ai Annotated Catalogue of Law:Related Audio- , Visual Materials, thef first comprehensive listing of non-print materials tin law- related. education. NoW,, in order' to provide further .assiptance to educators and others who wish take students beyond mere "book learning" and help them learn through action strategies, YEFC has published Gaming. While we do not believe that games and simulations should provide the primary basis for learnirtg law- related qoncepts, vile do believe,that they can reinforce -knowledge, encourage careful thought about significant. issues, and greatly contribute to the growth of reasoning skills in all types of students, from kindergartep through twelfth grade. In our Guest Commentary, "SimulationA Classroom Imperative," TOdd Clark, -National Education' Director of the Conititutio9a1Rights Foundattbn\and author ofa number of simulation games, offers his rersonal perspective On the value"and'uses of classr9om simulations. We offer special thanks to Todd for lending hisexpe- rienced and thoughtful observations, suggestions, and ideas-to this pUblicitioh.6 His article proiides an ,apt introdutilthtothe more than 125simulationgames -described inthisbooklet. Also lnclyded in the catalogue, are several board games and card games, role-playing activities, and bookeand pamphlets which can help teachers use simulations more effebtively and design their own activities.. YEFC staff has reviewed all of the' materials described in this booklet. Unfor- tunately, we were unable to play all the games, so descriptions are based on impressions gleaned by educators-on the staff. The descriptions try to benon- evaluative, while providing, readers with enough information to decide whether further examination of the materials is warranted. As pot every item was reviewed by a lawyer, we cannot insure the accuracy of legal information presented by the materials. In selecting materials, we requested review copies from domMercial and non-commercial publishers and distributors. Most were able to supply us with materials. Wetdo not include those games we were unable to Asview." YEFC staff has worked hard in putting together this issue of Working Notes. Susan Davison collected, reviewed,;', and annotated all materials. Ms. Davison, who is also editor of Media, has brought a unique' combination of talents as a 91assrooffi J teacher, law-related education specialist, and tireleis and experiencek bibliog- rapher to the publication of this book. Other YEFC staff coaributed greatly to the preparation of Gaming, Charles White provided helpful and cheerful editing of each annotation, and helped to improve the overall structure and organization of the Cataolgue. Shirley Auer, Jane Koprowski, and Sydney Unnerstall typedand retyped each annotation with( great care 4nd skill, often Making suggestions for improve- ,ments in the "text. Even as this, bookfergoes to press; we are receiving many new materials which Must await publication of a supplement4h addition;we have no doubt missed . t some materials which should have been included. If you are aware of useful law- related games and skaulations not listed in Gaming, please let us know_by com- pleting and sending,us the suggestion form on the list page of ttisbook. Norman Gross, Staff Director r Special Committee on Youth Education for Citizenship 4 0000$ o I I. C. e`< a I O S Design / Les Siemens Cartoon fLes Siemens Cover Drawings/ Bobby
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