Call for Lessons:
Educators in a Changing America

• Have you had to negotiate your students’ religious identities in the classroom?

• How do religious tensions in your community manifest in class?

• What are your strategies for addressing religious diversity in America?
  

In the face of an ever more diverse and multicultural America, educators have had to develop their own means of addressing diversity within their communities. Tanenbaum would like to celebrate the resourcefulness of our nation’s educators who respond to the unique challenges of communities across the nation.  We're publishing a guidebook of lessons that address religious diversity by and for America’s educators!

We'll take the best, most creative lesson plans from around the country and make them available to all of you in one volume.

Tell us about your lesson by February 15, 2008 using the form below.  A lesson plan should include all relevant information such as appropriate grades, required time, necessary or recommended materials and procedural steps.  This must be an original lesson, neither previously published nor adapted from another source.

Contact Kinneret Kohn at kkohn at tanenbaum dot org with any questions, or if you'd like to submit your lesson as a hard copy (download a submission form here).

We look forward to your submissions!