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Flowers and notes of encouragement pinned to a fence outside the U.S. Capitol. | Andy Kratochvil
Ami Turner DelAguila January 15, 2021

Educator Resources for Teaching About Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol

Use these resources from Share My Lesson to explore ways of teaching about insurrection and the events of January 6, 2021.

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Facing History & Ourselves January 14, 2021

Responding to Insurrection at the Capitol in Classrooms

Facing History and Ourselves discusses ways to facilitate safe and meaningful discussions in classrooms following the insurrection at the Capitol.

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PBS News Hour Classroom January 14, 2021

Right-Wing Violence: Capitol Insurrection Forces a Reckoning with Reality

Ask students: When and where have extremists been planning attacks on Washington D.C.? How have authorities prepared for additional right wing violence?

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PBS News Hour Classroom January 14, 2021

Understanding Donald Trump's Second Impeachment

Ask students: What is the reason Democrats and some Republicans voted for Donald Trump's second impeachment? What is next in the process?

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ADL January 13, 2021

Disinformation vs Misinformation: The Dangers of Spreading False News

What is the difference between disinformation vs misinformation? This guide to help you and your students know the dangers of spreading false information.

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Learning for Justice January 11, 2021

Leading Conversations After Crisis

Explore ideas on leading conversations and facilitating group discussions with students following the attacks on the U.S. Capitol.

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PBS News Hour Classroom January 11, 2021

Police Response at the Capitol Raises Issues of White Privilege

Ask students: What is white privilege? When and where have protesters been met with arrests and violence by police in 2020?

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Learning for Justice January 08, 2021

For White Allies in Search of a Solution to American Racism / When Folks of Color Are Exhausted

What I want to see in this conversation relative to American race relations is white allies talking to white people about solutions and strategies.

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Kelly Booz January 07, 2021

Reflecting on and Teaching About the Events of Jan. 6

Before we reflect on the events of Jan 6, we need to make sure our students are OK. Use these resources to engage in meaningful student discussions.

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Dr. Lisa Thomas January 07, 2021

This Moment in Time: Navigating Unprecedented Historical Events

How will school communities address this situation? What are useful, constructive ways to help students make sense of and navigate unprecedented historical events in their lifetime?

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