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This month, we're focusing on "Social Responsibility" from our Framework of Values. We've gathered some ideas to help you guide your students towards socially useful and purposeful lives.
This month, we're focusing on "Social Responsibility" from our Framework of Values. We've gathered some ideas to help you guide your students towards socially useful and purposeful lives.
"Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world." - Desmond Tutu
"Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world." - Desmond Tutu
Invite students to examine social responsibility through thinking routines. See, Think, Me, We helps students connect personal beliefs to group action. Values, Identities, Actions is a thinking routine to examine civic aspects of works of art.
Invite students to examine social responsibility through thinking routines. See, Think, Me, We helps students connect personal beliefs to group action. Values, Identities, Actions is a thinking routine to examine civic aspects of works of art.
Little acts can lead to big impact. November 22nd is Family Volunteer Day. Check out The Atlanta History Center's Civic Engagement resources to find ways for young people to become involved in their communities through volunteerism. Or, check out some of our personal favorites for kid-friendly volunteering: Decatur's Season of Giving, Furkids, The Sandwich Project, and Trees Atlanta.
Little acts can lead to big impact. November 22nd is Family Volunteer Day. Check out The Atlanta History Center's Civic Engagement resources to find ways for young people to become involved in their communities through volunteerism. Or, check out some of our personal favorites for kid-friendly volunteering: Decatur's Season of Giving, Furkids, The Sandwich Project, and Trees Atlanta.
Turn inquiry into action with MyCaseMaker. This interactive platform invites students to tackle real-world challenges, investigate civic dilemmas, and craft evidence-based arguments. It's a launchpad for persuasive writing, teamwork, and digital citizenship—perfect for students ready to think critically and advocate for change.
Turn inquiry into action with MyCaseMaker. This interactive platform invites students to tackle real-world challenges, investigate civic dilemmas, and craft evidence-based arguments. It's a launchpad for persuasive writing, teamwork, and digital citizenship—perfect for students ready to think critically and advocate for change.
Make learning civics fun with iCivics interactive games. Students can learn about running a campaign, passing a law, or arguing a Supreme Court case. You can also inspire them to find their place in civic life right here in our city using the Center for Civic Innovation's resources like Atlanta 101.
Make learning civics fun with iCivics interactive games. Students can learn about running a campaign, passing a law, or arguing a Supreme Court case. You can also inspire them to find their place in civic life right here in our city using the Center for Civic Innovation's resources like Atlanta 101.
and the practical how-to article, Why Zines Need to Be a Part of Your Curriculum, to guide students on creating zines about topics they care about. Prefer a digital zine? Create in Canva and publish online using HeyZine.
and the practical how-to article, Why Zines Need to Be a Part of Your Curriculum, to guide students on creating zines about topics they care about. Prefer a digital zine? Create in Canva and publish online using HeyZine.
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