Combating discrimination and hatred through education

Three strategies for teaching tolerance through the lens of the Holocaust

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We live in a society where truth is decaying and hatred and discrimination are on the rise, and can have a detrimental impact on a school’s culture and climate. Teaching and learning about the roots of hate is essential in fostering an inclusive classroom environment.

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Written by Sue Stott, consultant for the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, a national alliance of educator preparation programs, for District Administration. 

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