Teaching tolerance

Teaching Tolerance Lessons: Teach About Dr. King's Dream of a World Where People Are Judged By Their Character, Not Their Skin Color.

Teaching acceptance in the classroom is a critical element of classroom management. Go a step beyond Tolerance by embracing diversity and inclusion in your morning meetings, or using books and resources.

Teach children and students tolerance, diversity, and peacefulness. Teaching resources, and a list of ways to teach tolerance to kids are included in this blog post. Suggested activities and resources may be used by teachers, parents, homeschooling parents, specialists, school counselors, social workers, speech therapists, special education teachers, and other specialists.

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Perfect for Black History Month or a novel with the themes of diversity and acceptance, this post shares engaging and thought-provoking lesson ideas, activities and resources for teachers to explore tolerance, acceptance, diversity and multiculturalism in the classroom. |diversity lessons| ELA classroom ideas|

Are you creating tolerance in the classroom? This blog post has a great activity that can greatly improve your classroom tolerance in elementary grades!

This is a tool I teach all my clients within the first session or two and continue to return to throughout the work.”What zone are you in?” I’ll ask clients if I see them zoning o…

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Tolerance is almost universally seen as a virtue. But what is true tolerance? Is it possible to have strong opinions in a culture of tolerance? Can you respect a person and not his or her ideas? Here's a space: what do you think?

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Social and emotional learning, often known as SEL, is the process that helps kids learn critical skills, attitudes, and mindsets for social and emotional success. These skills cover five major areas: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationships, and responsible decision-making. I

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We started a new genre study with tolerance and diversity as a theme this week. The counselor in me is loving this unit! Stellaluna and Boris and Bella are the perfect stories to use during Halloween! The Big Orange Splot is also one of my favorite books for delivering this important message. I am going to work this one into my Halloween tolerance unit too. Why not? Orange...pumpkins...I'll make it work with the theme! A fun activity with this book is to have each child create their own…

This Teaching Tolerance aligned lesson is about understanding stereotypes and the harm they cause. It’s an important skill on its own and also a first step towards being able to identify and stand up to injustices. It focuses on what are stereotypes and examples of common stereotypes, why stereotypes are harmful, and reflecting on stereotypes about one’s self and how they are wrong. The lesson includes: •21 Slide presentation to guide discussion and activities with suggested scripting for…

Being tolerant and accepting differences can help reduce conflicts. Kids and teens who learn this are more willing to work cooperatively with others. Download this handout for helpful strategies and quick tips. #SocialSkills #BeingTolerant #InteractRespectfully

Activities and lessons on teaching students tolerance and appreciation for diversity.

Teaching children about tolerance and diversity is a must because we live in a world that is becoming increasingly more diverse. This article offers suggestions for books about diversity and tolerance, movies about diversity and tolerance, and also activities that teach diversity and tolerance.

HALT 1-page printable handout. Although this is not an official DBT skill, it can be used to supplement distress tolerance and emotion regulation skills by teaching students helpful questions to increase self-awareness of underlying factors that might be affecting their emotions.8.5"x11" digital download printable PDFWant more resources like this? Check out my full catalog of DBT worksheets and handouts here.Related Products:DBT Coping Skills BundleThank You! I really appreciate your…

The Window of Tolerance is a concept to describe when a person is able to cope with and thrive in everyday life. Use this to teach and explore different types of arousal, triggers and cues. Wrap up by identifying regulating strategies (coping skills) to help move from each state back to the window of tolerance. Great activity for kiddos with BIG feelings!