How do we help students spot fallacious reasoning? How do we teach the most effective and logical ways to argue?
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Expand Your Mind Now…Not Just During Black History Month
This post provides a rationale for pushing outside our comfort zones when it comes to our personal point of view and crafting a more diverse and inclusive curriculum. As educators, in honor of Black History Month, we can reflect on our points of view, celebrate diversity, see whiteness, and read with abandon. This post is the first in a series.
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