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#engsschat is still on here for one more month, but we are moving to @bluesky after today's chat! #engchat #sschat
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Join us for our combined #engsschat on Monday, October 28 at 7 PM CST to talk about "Cultivating Curiosity and Lifelong Learning through Inquiry.” #sschat #engchat #edchat #edtech #inquiry #teachertwitter #t2tchat
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Q4: What can social studies educators do to promote respect for all religious and non-religious identities in their classrooms?
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Final Question of the Night!
Q6: How can we better support students who feel excluded due to their religious identities?
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Thank you, and all those who participated tonight! #sschat
Thanks for joining our #sschat and sharing your ideas and resources! Check out links to more resources from Tanenbaum, including our free K-12 curricula.
We want to hear from you! Email us anytime at [email protected] to continue the conversation.
Have a great night!
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Thanks for joining our #sschat and sharing your ideas and resources! Check out links to more resources from Tanenbaum, including our free K-12 curricula.
We want to hear from you! Email us anytime at [email protected] to continue the conversation.
Have a great night!
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Thanks #sschat and @TanenbaumCenter and all participants for some great resources!
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Thank you so much for hosting and to everyone for participating! #sschat
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Thank you to @TanenbaumCenter for hosting tonight's #sschat and providing great questions, responses, and resources! We hope to see you at the @SSChatNetwork #Unconference at the @NCSSNetwork #NCSS24!
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A6: One of the best ways to make sure all students are included is to give students an opportunity to learn about each other.
This lesson gives students an opportunity to share the holidays and other special days with each other… tanenbaum.org/wp-content/upl…
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A5: this is part of Try, Reflect, Try Again that could be used to encourage open dialogue #sschat
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A4 - Post and maintain a calendar of all the various dates for religious events from as many religions as possible. In Volvo students in adding and editing events. Be aware though, scholars estimate more than 4,000 religions exist in the world.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List… #sschat
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Q4: What can social studies educators do to promote respect for all religious and non-religious identities in their classrooms?
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Q5 from @TanenbaumCenter for #sschat!
Q5 for our #sschat friends:
What strategies do you use to encourage open dialogue about religious differences in your teaching?
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A4: Working with students’ own moral commitments can help build buy-in for respecting differences. This lesson on building agreements of respect can help build a foundation for respecting all student identities… docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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A5: Open dialogue on differences can be tricky to manage. We recommend modeling uniting, opening, and informing behaviors to help students engage each other with respect and openness… docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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Q5 for our #sschat friends:
What strategies do you use to encourage open dialogue about religious differences in your teaching?
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These are fantastic responses! Get ready for our final questions! #sschat
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A4: one thing is to help students explore connections between their own thinking and the thinking that exists in our world. Maybe we can understand tolerance/intolerance in our own lives and in the world around us this way - the thinking is often the same #sschat
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We’re developing election resources teachers can use as warm ups, exit tickets, station activities. They're about examining thoughts underlying what someone says/does in a given situation (personally & in content), and then the actions and impacts arising from the thought #sschat
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Keep your responses coming!
A3: Tools of respectful communication are the first step to engaging with conflict productively. Check out this lesson that gives students the chance to practice making I statements... docs.google.com/document/d/1…
