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Link to Monday's Reading: Controversy

Last post 07-07-2008, 10:16 AM by Geoff Tegnell. 1 replies.


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07-03-2008, 10:45 AM 4279

Rich Young
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Project Director, Pursuing Justice
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Link to Monday's Reading: Controversy

Attachment: Controversy_in_the_Classr-2-1.doc

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Hi--You have hard copies, but I wanted to be sure that you have a link on the web page to the reading on Controversy in the Classroom for Monday.

Rich

Rich Young
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Pursuing Justice
Brookline Public Schools
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07-07-2008, 10:16 AM 4547 in reply to 4279

Geoff Tegnell
Joined on 05-02-2006
Pierce School; Brookline
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National Council for the Social Studies Code of Ethics

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Here is the NCSS code of ethics for social studies teachers. I have found it useful to have explicit standards that reflect best practices to refer to, especially when confronted by challenges to our pedagogy.

Revised Code of Ethics for Social Studies Profession

Geoff Tegnell
7th Grade Social Studies, Curriculum Coordinator, Adjunct Professor

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