Great job on putting together useful information on how to promote tolerance in the classroom!
Submitted 4 years ago
Community Review for Learning for Justice
My Take
This has so many resources that you can easily make it personal to your school and your classroom and the needs of your students in your own community. My principal has been looking for something like this so I am going to share it with him as well!
How I Use It
Connections from learning about our rights and responsibilities as U.S. citizens to the rights and responsibilities for other aspects of our lives was seamless. The students easily applied this to things they had seen and heard and we had great discussions from it.
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Andrew C.
August 11, 2019
Teaching Tolerance is great for the future
I enjoy Teaching Tolerance because it is taking a prominent role in today's society. It has up to date topics and events that can weigh on people's minds. These topics can lead to in depth discussion by the students and digesting difficult topics leads to greater learning. The students can learn how to discuss delicate subjects while providing ideas to combat harmful and toxic behavior.
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Vanessa R.
June 4, 2019
The information on teaching tolerance was concise but powerful. It provided opportunities to inspire students with differences to interact around the globe. Student awareness for online and in person communication is invaluable.
The overall product seems to be a great tool in the classroom. Teaching online etiquette is critical and would provide a sensitivity to other students and the overall learning environment. I feel it is important that students learn to develop community.
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Michelle A.
Media Specialist
Richard Montgomery High School
Rockville, MD
May 13, 2019
Teaching Tolerance is the best tool for Social and Emotional Learning.
I have been using materials from Teaching Tolerance since its inception, my only complaint is that its information is vastly underused by educators and needs to be used more as a resource particularly in teaching about civil rights, current events, mental and social health , etc.
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