Advice from an English teacher in Massachusetts for guiding teenagers to think critically but not cynically about the information they consume. By David Nurenberg This collection of interactive ...

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Leave space under each panel for students to write dialogue or narration.” Kids respond much better to visuals than text-heavy posters and if the tone is playful or humorous, even better. “Create a ...