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Link to Guardians of Democracy Classroom Resources on Classroom Discourse

20 Worry-Free Discussion Starters

Outside Link to CATO Sphere Classroom Resources Advancing Civic Discourse

CATO Sphere Initiative Classroom Resources

Link to Right Question Institute- K-12 resources

K-12 Resources Right Question Institute

Question Formulation Technique

Outside Link to Harvard- Project Zero Thinking Routines Toolbox

Harvard- Project Zero Visible Thinking Toolbox

Fact or Fiction Teacher Resources

Button- Link to Outside Resource Retro Report

Retro Report Teacher Resources

Button- Outside Link to Stanford Civic Online Reasoning Resources

Stanford Civic Online Reasoning

Button- Link to Newseum online journalism museum

Newseum Online Resources

Button- Link to outside source- News Literacy Project

News Literacy Project Tools

Button- Link to Teachers' website evaluator guide

Teachers' Website Evaluator Guide

Take notes on your findings here.

Button- Outside Link- What is Digital Literacy? Article

What is Digital Literacy? Article

Button- Outside link to Article- Can your students tell the difference between fact and fiction?

Can your Students Tell the Difference Between Fact and Fiction?

Button- Outside Link- Commonsense Media- Digital Citizenship Curriculum Resources

Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum

Tools to Share with Students for Researching Multiple Perspectives on Issues

Both Sides - Stossel in the ClassroomWelcome to our Both Sides of the Issue Series! We created this series to help teachers present balanced lessons on topics that John Stossel addresses. Each month, we pair two of John’s videos with videos representing opposing arguments. Our goal is to provide teachers and students with different ...

Link to ProCon.org for student research of both sides of the issue

Britannica ProCon.org

(Research both sides of the issue)

Link to All Sides unbiased news from multiple perspectives

News from various viewpoints

Link to Stanford Structured Academic Controversy Lessons

Stanford Structured Academic Controversy Lessons

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Checkology Teacher Resources

Class RulesWelcome to my channel. Hi! I'm an experienced K-8 teacher of multilingual students. Through the years, I have collected links and resources to help me help my students, and I am sharing them with you. You will find resources to help diverse students achieve academic success. I have linked to others, who have also generously shared their tools. I take no credit for the resources created by others. Here you will find playlists on: Culture • Language • Academic Success • Oracy • Equitable Pedagogy For more information, check out my websites: www.classrules.org - Teacher Resources for helping diverse students www.civicsleuths.org - Student and Teacher Resources to help us sort fact from fiction online https://www.wisdomfromsocks.com/ -Website for and by students about selfcare and healthy online behavior https://socksthedog.blogspot.com/ - Blog by my dog, Socks, about taking care of yourself and others

For video playlists on these and other topics, check out my Class Rules YouTube Channel!

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Share the readymade Student Voice PD hyperdoc in your school to help all teachers learn the value of including daily oracy and healthy discourse in their lessons!

Copy of Betty Nordengren - Hyperdoc Assignment PD Empowering Student Voice

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