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Tuesday, August 6 • 8:15am - 9:30am
Confronting Controversy in the Classroom: How Not to Avoid the Hard Stuff FILLING

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Teaching is hard. Teaching in a politically-charged environment about controversial topics is even harder. Join the Social Studies and English Curriculum Facilitators to discuss the risks, benefits and applications of discussing hot topics with your students. Learn strategies to introduce divisive topics to your students and use the energy generated to your benefit by creating and maintaining class culture.
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avatar for Rebecca Wray

Rebecca Wray

Secondary Social Studies Curriculum Facilitator, Gaston County Schools
Hello! I have been working in education for over sixteen years. First in Cleveland County and now here in Gaston County. I have a love and passion for social studies education. I enjoyed six years at Bessemer City High School teaching World History, Sociology, Psychology and American... Read More →
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Sarah Briggs

High School English Curriculum Facilitator, Gaston County Schools
After teaching high school English in Gaston County Schools for 10 years, I moved into the Facilitator role where I enjoy planning, collaborating and encouraging other high school English teachers. Currently, I work to support district and school professional development, the TIPS... Read More →

T&LC 2019 Confronting Controversy pptx
Tuesday August 6, 2019 8:15am - 9:30am EDT
CET 160
  Content, 6-8, 9-12

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