Can I Teach This is a practical guide for courageous teachers. It tells engaging stories and presents hands-on strategies to help teachers build the case for why they should be allowed to have the kind of classroom conversations about controversial books and topics that they want to have but are worried they will get in trouble for having.
Can I Teach This is a practical guide for courageous teachers. It tells engaging stories and presents hands-on strategies to help teachers build the case for why they should be allowed to have the kind of classroom conversations about controversial books and topics that they want to have but are worried they will get in trouble for having.
Preface Suzanne Linder and Elizabeth Majerus Chapter 1. Don't Shy Away from Books About Tough Issues Jabari Asim Chapter 2. Teaching the Banned Books Project Stephen E. Rayburn Chapter 3. A True War Story: Addressing the Real Obscenities Suzanne Linder Chapter 4. Creative Profanity: Strong Language in Student Work Elizabeth Majerus Chapter 5. Defending Arnold's Spirit: Battling a Big Book Challenge in a Small Town Amy Collins Chapter 6. Challenging Homophobic and Heteronormative Language: Queering The Merchant of Venice Stephanie Ann Shelton Chapter 7. From Canon to "Pornography": Common Core and the Backlash Against Multicultural Literature Loretta Gaffney Chapter 8. The Fine Art of Defusing an N-Bomb: The Challenges of Navigating Racially Charged Language in the (Majority White) African American Literature Classroom Matt Mitchell Chapter 9. Too Close to Dead: Addressing Racist Language Head-On in the African American ELA Classroom Jalisa Bates Chapter 10. Libraries Unfiltered: Increase Access, Grow the Whole Child Frances Jacobson Harris and Amy L. Atkinson Appendix A Telling your own True War Story assignment B Uni High Materials Selection Policy C A List of Resources and Case Law for Book Challenges D Sample discussion questions to begin queer examinations of The Merchant of Venice E Poetry Reading Assignment About the Authors
Preface Suzanne Linder and Elizabeth Majerus Chapter 1. Don't Shy Away from Books About Tough Issues Jabari Asim Chapter 2. Teaching the Banned Books Project Stephen E. Rayburn Chapter 3. A True War Story: Addressing the Real Obscenities Suzanne Linder Chapter 4. Creative Profanity: Strong Language in Student Work Elizabeth Majerus Chapter 5. Defending Arnold's Spirit: Battling a Big Book Challenge in a Small Town Amy Collins Chapter 6. Challenging Homophobic and Heteronormative Language: Queering The Merchant of Venice Stephanie Ann Shelton Chapter 7. From Canon to "Pornography": Common Core and the Backlash Against Multicultural Literature Loretta Gaffney Chapter 8. The Fine Art of Defusing an N-Bomb: The Challenges of Navigating Racially Charged Language in the (Majority White) African American Literature Classroom Matt Mitchell Chapter 9. Too Close to Dead: Addressing Racist Language Head-On in the African American ELA Classroom Jalisa Bates Chapter 10. Libraries Unfiltered: Increase Access, Grow the Whole Child Frances Jacobson Harris and Amy L. Atkinson Appendix A Telling your own True War Story assignment B Uni High Materials Selection Policy C A List of Resources and Case Law for Book Challenges D Sample discussion questions to begin queer examinations of The Merchant of Venice E Poetry Reading Assignment About the Authors
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