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Middle school science teachers often have shaky scientific knowledge

The Hechinger Report

In April 2020 he released a bestselling book with co-author Judy Mikovits, a discredited scientist who claim that vaccines “kill millions.” Last October the pair released another book. Related: Helping science teachers tackle misinformation and controversial topics.

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Finding Our Way Forward—by Remembering

Sapiens

Archaeology is the study of our human ancestors. I already knew they were missionaries by the way they walked together, books in hand, no backpacks. As I listen in a little closer, I realize they’re debating everyone’s favorite controversial topic: headdresses worn by white people. Oh, I love dinosaurs!” the man responds.

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Responding to a summer of riots: Principles for teaching about sensitive issues in the history classroom

Becoming a History Teacher

And critically, utilizing their expert knowledge to help their pupils to recognise the line between debating controversial topics and engaging in racist or bullying or even illegal behaviours. London: Trentham Books. This means being familiar with their school’s policies around racism and bullying.

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Sharing the Story & Songs of Christmas

Pedagogy and Formation

Storytelling is a central part of what it means to be human. Some examples of books to share with a Christmas theme Books about Christian traditions have been the focus of hundreds of different titles some are closely centred on the Christian message, others not so much. I love the books in this series titled "Tell the Truth".

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Nurturing Global Citizenship Through ‘British Values’ (Book Release: Developing Quality PSHE in Secondary Schools and Colleges)

Geogramblings

Today, a book titled ‘ Developing Quality PSHE in Secondary Schools and Colleges ‘ was released. Within this book, I contributed a chapter on ‘Diversity and Discrimination’ through my work with Diverse Educators. The book also covers topics such as engaging parents/carers, sex education, and media literacy.

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Is Classroom Discussion a Dying Art?

ED Surge

Students may also worry about harming their peers, especially during discussions about emotional or controversial topics, says Graham Bullock, an associate professor of political science at Davidson College in North Carolina. That could be a really dangerous proposition. The approach isnt for everyone, Norell adds.