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This guide includes highlighted sections on how to use this while "Teaching Remotely."
From the introduction: "Engaging in civil discourse means bringing your mind, heart, and conscience to reflective conversations on topics that matter, in ways that allow you to extend your understanding in dialogue with others. It does not mean prioritizing politeness or comfort over getting to the heart of the matter."
This PDF Resource is a Teachers' Guide for not just how to craft an ongoing set of learning experiences at this time and beyond, but on how to work through your own feelings and mental preparation. It outlines and provides resources for four steps:
- Start With Yourself
- Build Community and Trust
- Facilitate Reflective Conversations
- After the Conversation
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- After School and Beyond
- Congregational Learning
- Day Schools and Yeshivas
- Family Engagement
- Teen Engagement
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This collection provides a select set of resources to support educators in leading conversation on the events at the U.S. Capitol on January, 6, 2021.
A Facing History guide to preparing students to engage in civil discourse
Bring giving into your Sukkot programming, or you can bring Sukkot programming to your youth philanthropy initiative