See also: Helping Kids Cope with News of War
Teaching About the War
From Rethinking Schools Online
As U.S. involvement with Iraq continues to unfold, Rethinking Schools Online presents a special collection of articles and resources for teachers. Teaching About the War includes materials that focus specifically on Iraq and the unfolding situation between Iraq and the United States, as well as articles that address the more general issues of armed conflict and society's priorities.
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Teaching About the War resources include:
Lesson plans and teaching ideas created by the editors of Rethinking Schools, as well as materials created by other teachers around the country who are trying to come to grips with the issues raised by the war.
Suggested readings for teachers and students with links to background readings – many of which are suitable for use with students – from the Rethinking Schools archives and other sources.
Background documents and related materials featuring links to source materials such as the complete text of United Nations resolutions.
Maps and geography activities to download, copy and drag-and-drop on the computer.
Resources for teachers.
Links about the war.
Visit the complete Teaching About the War section at Rethinking Schools Online.
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Rethinking Schools is a nationally prominent publisher of educational materials firmly committed to equity and to the vision that public education is central to the creation of a humane, caring, multiracial democracy. While writing for a broad audience, Rethinking Schools emphasizes problems facing urban schools, particularly issues of race.