Have a “quescussion” and see how you can gain understanding and insight into misinformation and disinformation by asking deeper and deeper questions.
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The Institute for Humane Education blog
Have a “quescussion” and see how you can gain understanding and insight into misinformation and disinformation by asking deeper and deeper questions.
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Read more »Feeling prejudice against someone because of their race is pretty foreign to me, but this past weekend I was blindsided by a tsunami of my own prejudice. My husband and I had finished a walk in Acadia National Park near where we live, and I heard a group of people speaking Russian – a language I’ve studied,…
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