litter atture is a wonderful way to do it exposes people to choices. things that can be talking about. if this choice was made instead, what would have been the outcome. it is a safe place to look at some challenging issues. and giving children the opportunity to develop the stills they node to analyse and create their own voice and make their own decision. >> we haven't determined at what point a child is capable of making decisions that are challenged or banded. everybody wants what they can't have. some groups use that constant of >> no doubt about it, inno >> they express themselves one piece at a time. >> words mean more than what is set down on paper. it takes the human voice to infuse them with meaning. >> that was a clip from a retailer showing customers reading from banned books. no doubt they are an attraction, and that is something one group is banking on. >> uprise, and they gave us a great video comment. >> i'm just stanley from uprise. we encourage under privileged skills to read by enticing them with banned books. it gives us a great way

why not to books and english litter atture. >> as a stupid that took english last year, i developed a close bond with my teacher. the challenge of a public educator is to create public curric u lounge room that meet -- curriculum that meets all students. i argue that ap english is the most challenging course, and has the student set of the most mature and able to handle material. so to ban a book -- >> what about when the teachers' decision is not in line with the sensibilities. >> i think it happens a lot. in my home district it was a partisan school board member manipulating concerned parents. the irony was that he was forced to resign because he was dating a minor, the demographic that was too immature. >> we'll take a pause. when we come back, is there a place for controversial books in the classroom. if so, how do you introduce them responsibly. we'll find out after the break. >> no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and

he was considered a leading voice of mid 20th century mexican litter atture. >> half a million miners in indonesia lost their jobs, because many mines closed down due to a ban on the export of raw minerals. we have this report from a baux item mine. >> it looks like soil. this is one of indonesia's main export products. bauxite mine. >> it looks like soil. this is one of indonesia's main export products. bauxite. it was all exported to china for its construction industry. not any more. the mine on the island of bornia closed down two weeks ago. more than 1,000 workers were sent home. nearly all the villagers lost their income. the mine brought a salary, electricity, roads and a booming economy. >> translation: we hope the government will reconsider the relyingulation. we are six people, but part of indonesia. >> it is worth $20 million u.s. due to the export ban the revenue will be lost. indonesia's national mining industry will suffer. mining companies are forced to process raw minerals before export so the companies will get more revenues and create more jobs. certain minerals like