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Reflecting on Steps Toward Transparent Classroom Dialogues

With my college students, I wanted to acknowledge challenging discussions that arise when we talk about books, and explain why I choose books that focus on social and cultural issues, and I want them to think about how they might address these issues in their own classrooms when they become teachers.

February 6, 2018February 5, 2018 Kate Lechtenberg Academic Freedom, Censorship, Education
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