Teaching tolerance

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

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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Allow your upper elementary, middle school, & high school students to research the different causes and effects of homelessness. Then use this project based learning unit to allow student to plan a community for the homeless with services and activities. This PBL unit focuses on a real world problem, while also incorporating 21st Century skills. You'll also be teaching tolerance and acceptance of others. Great for the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, or 9th grade classroom or homeschool.

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The Regional Design Annual is the premiere design competition—and the only design competition that recognizes excellent work by the region from which it originates. In the meantime, we’ve rounded up a few exceptional poster designs that were recognized in the 2014 Regional Design Annual. Creative poster design is common among RDA winners every year, but these pieces take the genre to a whole new level. Explore some of our favorite posters from last year’s RDA below: Poster De

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Don't Laugh At Me: Tolerance Poster

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The hardest part is being tolerant of things you think are wrong but that to others are right.

One of the things that I am asked to do most often when training teachers or teens in ways to become more inclusive is to share specific activities that can be replicated in the classroom. I believe that some of the most important activities for those who want to be more inclusive involve teaching the difference between fairness and equality and teaching the value of diversity. Here is another simple activity to teach the value of diversity to students of any age. Teach Diversity Using…

Find your "rat people." It’s far better to be supported by a few who really see and appreciate you than to be accepted by many who don’t and never will.