This a Table Talk Family Discussion guide about the latest terrorist attack in Nice, France and responses to it.
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This is the January 2016 issue of Rosalind's Classroom Conversations
Prejudicial phrases and statements often come without warning, leaving the listener stunned and sometimes speechless, unsure how to respond. While difficult to do, challenging bigoted and offensive remarks is critical to ensuring dignity and respect.
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An evolving list of descriptions of social media apps popular with youth, intended for adults who are less familiar with the technology
Suggested guidelines for families to institute with their children
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Increase your ability to use current events and controversial issues as a way to teach about bias, diversity and social justice while still addressing learning standards.
Free webinar provides a legal overview of the released guidance, trends in school discipline today and educational best practices for addressing bias related issues in schools.
Help your students understand that there are powerful ways to be an ally that don’t involve confrontation. Learn how bystanders can become allies.
Free Webinars from the Leaders in Anti-Bias and Holocaust Education
Public schools may teach about religion in a secular context. The Bible may be taught in a school, but only for its historical, cultural or literary value.