Teacher's Guide to Adoption
Wednesday February 9, 2005
Robin Hilborn, editor of
Family Helper, has just published the second edition of the Teacher's Guide to Adoption. This handy tool that is easily found and utilized on the internet is for the elementary and secondary school teacher. It's about helping the teachers create unbiased school projects for children who have non-traditional families.
From Robin, "Parents should find it handy when dealing with adoption issues in the classroom. I hope teachers will appreciate the modules on research and resources, and the glossary." The lessons are:
MODULE ONE -- Many ways to make a family
MODULE TWO -- Many ways to create a child
MODULE THREE -- Biased class assignments -- and how to fix them
MODULE FOUR -- Teaching the language of adoption
MODULE FIVE -- How to introduce adoption in elementary school
MODULE SIX -- Answers for the pregnant student
MODULE SEVEN -- A suggested classroom presentation
MODULE EIGHT -- Research points the way
MODULE NINE -- Adoption resources for teachers and students
MODULE TEN -- Glossary: the ABCs of adoption
From Robin, "Parents should find it handy when dealing with adoption issues in the classroom. I hope teachers will appreciate the modules on research and resources, and the glossary." The lessons are:


Comments
No comments yet. Leave a Comment