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 Robious Middle School students became the teachers in mid-November with Project T.A.D. (Teaching About Diversity). Back Row (left to right): Emily Blair, Christopher Benos, Katie Hill, Rachel Jones, Marin Leong, Nathaniel Tombes, Lois Nguyen. Front Row (left to right): Oscar Guardado, Stephen Dwyer, Brian McLemore, Andrew Smith, and Kaleigh Watson. Not pictured are Jillian Miles, Brittany Smith, Lauren Adams, and Megan Wine. | photo by Elizabeth Farina Robious students teach tolerance to fellow classmates courtesy of Joanne Stanley, teacher The Robious Community Problem Solvers created Project T.A.D. (Teaching about Diversity) and have designed two CREW lessons on this topic to implement with the sixth grade ACES team in conjunction with Mix-It-Up Week at Robious Middle School in mid-November. The first day, Monday, Nov. 17, used the picture book “If the World Were a Village: A Book about the World’s People” by David Smith. The second day, Tuesday, Nov. 18, was a lesson using Diversity Jelly Beans, which focused on recognizing the differences and unique qualities of others. (1) Comments • Email This Article |
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by shelagh of toronto, ont. Dec. 3, 2008, 09:34 PM Very fun, creative interpretation with the jelly beans! Love it! I can see the paintings already!!
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