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Learn to listen/listen to learn discussion protocol

Grades 6 - 12 Social and Emotional Learning

Facing History's discussion format helps students develop their discussion skills, particularly their ability to listen to one another. It is especially useful when trying to discuss controversial topics. This resource can be used to promote anti-bias, diversity, tolerance and social justice in the classroom.

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