The Good Project Lesson Plans, our 16 lesson curriculum, is now available in Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese! buff.ly/3oAi2Zi

FREE to download and use with your students today!

The Resource Center on The Good Project's website has videos outlining our major concepts and frameworks as well as a slew of new animated dilemmas to share with your students! Find them all here: buff.ly/2YWGRoP #k12 #edutwitter #resources #teachers

In our FREE webinar 'Teaching Good Work in the Classroom,' we invite teachers to learn how to support students as they engage with real-world dilemmas for adolescents that will help to prepare them for the world of today.

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Looking for something a little deeper? Dive into The Good Project Books and Papers here: buff.ly/3xFINRb #AcademicTwitter #ethics #education

From the team Common Sense Media 'ChatGPT and Beyond: How to Handle AI in Schools' buff.ly/3FvlJdl

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The Good Project has made their professional development webinar available free of charge: buff.ly/3tuDbGF

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It can be a struggle to lead an engaging classroom discussion. Dr. Shelby Clark has compiled a list of effective strategies in her post 'Leading Dilemma Discussions'

What are your go-to tactics for effective conversations? Let us know in the comments! buff.ly/3DE5f0L

'Although “ethics” may be the most complex of the three “Es” in many ways it feels the most urgent and threatened component.'

Explore the concept of Ethics as we know it with @gpharvard's Director Lynn Barendsen in this recent post: buff.ly/48fLydb
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You don't want to miss this new article from The Good Project's own Dr. Shelby Clark and the impressive Dr. Madora Soutter of Villanova!

'How to Help Students Think About Justice' buff.ly/3ITOFxi

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'Let's Talk: Why It's Time to Stop Avoiding Taboo Topics at Work' via Working Knowledge buff.ly/48XH3Vd

The Good Project Lesson Plans allow students to practice difficult conversations with peers. Freely available: buff.ly/48WTHnA

Nervous about leading a dilemma discussion? Not trained on how to engage students in a respectful dialogue without allowing the conversation to go off the rails? You're not alone! Danny Mucinskas lays out the how to guide here: buff.ly/3KHDXJA
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FREE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSION

'Discussing Tensions Common to Dilemmas: Professional Development Session' explores common tensions found in dilemmas, drawing on work from Project Zero's C4 project as well as Rush Kidder's ethical paradigms.

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Dr. Shelby Clark discusses the research on social impact in her blog 'What Does It Mean To Make A Difference?' buff.ly/3EYU3eq
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How can students find role models and mentors to emulate in their approach to work and life? How can teachers guide students who might not have someone in their lives they look up to?

Check out the latest blog 'Models and Mentors ' for practical advice: buff.ly/3HE5U54

Do academics have a responsibility to speak out on current events? What are the ethics involved? What expectations should we have, and why?

READ: 'Are humanities stuck in ivory tower? Should they be?' via Harvard University buff.ly/4cUNo6O

'3 ways schools are taking classes outside to expand mindfulness' via K-12 Dive buff.ly/3P88EMp

'In podcast, a lawyer, computer scientist, and statistician debate ethics of artificial intelligence' buff.ly/3vMwyXi via Harvard University

In our *FREE* webinar 'Teaching Good Work in the Classroom,' teachers learn how to support students as they engage with real-world dilemmas for adolescents that will help to prepare them for the world of today.

buff.ly/3hPaVtS #edutwitter #education #k12

'Purpose in Work and Life' by Clayton Spencer via @ND Social Concerns buff.ly/4aHtXNe

'Teachers, Try This: A Lesson on Journalism, Misinformation, and Different Points of View' via @edweek buff.ly/3vFhxq2