Social Justice Instructional Strategies

Lesson Planning Resources

Social Justice Resources

This site has been created by Morris County social studies supervisors and teachers and has resources for K - 12 relating to a variety of topics on social justice.

This site has been created by the Parsippany teachers (ELA & SS) that address LGBQT+ history and current issues. There are suggested lessons and many resources available for teachers in Social Studies, ELA, Science, & Visual & Performing Arts.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity Resources for Classrooms | Common Sense EducationHelp students respect others and build a more inclusive world. Explore this Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity Resources for Classrooms Top Picks list of 36 tools curated by Common Sense Education editors to find relevant and engaging edtech solutions for your classroom.

Resources

GLSEN offers a range of resources for both student-led and educator-driven programs that seek to improve LGBTQ inclusivity in schools. Whether it’s taking a training, getting help starting a GSA, or using our LGBTQ-inclusive curriculum resources year-round, GLSEN is here to support you in supporting LGBTQ students.

Ten Tips for Facilitating Classroom Discussions on Sensitive Topics_Final.pdf

Having Difficult Discussions

Sources for Covering Enslavement

Scaffolding social justice resources

Student Reflection & Engagement

Programs connecting students to others

Our Approach - The Better Arguments Project

This site might be best for high school students.

Empatico | Connect Your Classroom to the WorldEmpatico is a free tool connecting classrooms around the world through video exchanges and activities that spark empathy. Sign up for free today!

This site would be great for elementary students aged 6 - 11.

A Global Project Based Learning CommunityPenPal Schools connects over a quarter million students from 150 countries to collaborate through online projects.

Books

A story of two very different young boys that come together to form a close relationship. This is a story of divergent lives and discovering their identity. The book is located in the PTHS Media Center.

A heartbreaking, yet wonderful story about people who are the outliers of society and how they help each other in many ways.

An award winning book and great for middle school kids who struggle to fit in.

Podcasts

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