Although it is marginalized by less instructional time and emphasis, teachers can find spaces for social studies with a peace emphasis across the curriculum, school day and campus. Developing students' capabilities for peace through broad-based social education includes behavioral, cognitive, spiritual and attitudinal components. Social education for peace occurs through a vision of a peaceful context, a commitment to consistently work towards accomplishing it and use of peace skills. Suggestions for integrating peace-oriented social studies across the curriculum and school activities for children are provided here.
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