How I'm Talking to My Kids About the Derek Chauvin Verdict
Two pieces from New York Times on speaking to and teaching children about the Derek Chauvin verdict.
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Two resources from the New York Times:
- On speaking to your children about the Derek Chauvin verdict. The author, Dr. Esau McCaulley, is a contributing Opinion writer, the father of four children, and a professor who teaches at Wheaton College.
- Lesson of the Day: ‘How Teachers Are Exploring the Derek Chauvin Trial With Students' based on how teachers have already been teaching about the trial plus additional resources from The New York Times.
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A collection of resources to support educators in exploring the Derek Chauvin trial and its verdict.
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Video clips and images from selected media outlets to explore reactions to the Derek Chauvin trial.
