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We have started our unit on the American Civil War. For many students, this is an entirely unfamiliar territory. Our first question was about definition — what is a civil war? How is it different than a revolution or rebellion? READ MORE »
Children’s feelings, experiences, and stories are trusted. Teachers bring young people together to reconcile conflicts. We model, over and over again, that everyone makes mistakes and we can work in community to repair harm without shame. READ MORE »
The spontaneous emergence of questions is a signal that we’re on the right track, that this is an exploration that is of genuine and enduring interest to the children. READ MORE »
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The not knowing is often what keeps our brains engaged; it makes learning an ever expanding puzzle that, above all, needs someone curious enough to pick up the pieces and simply keep at it. READ MORE »
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