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The room where it happens

When you remove your children from this arena, you are not only stopping them from hearing other points of view, but you are stopping others from hearing your child's point of view.

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“The classroom needs to be that space for dialogue.”

The fear in my mind of saying the wrong thing is a fear I have as a teacher constantly.  And that scares me as an educator who constantly is trying to create positive dialogue that considers all sides of the debate.

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