Charlie Kirk’s Murder: Lessons for Schools
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Can we teach students how to disagree agreeably?
What is the state of our nation (UK) and how does this impact our schools and colleges?
Is our national/international situation so fraught and anxiety inducing that young people are over-anxious? Is this made worse by socail media and the us vs them that seems to be dominating a lot of the online space?
Are schools suitably ‘dialogic’ are we able to develop schools where dialectic and discussion is the centrepiece - teaching them how to take their place in ‘The Great Conversation of Humankind’?
Is there hope? How can schools help young people to see the humanity in each other, even those with whom you vehemently disagree?
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