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Re: [ncte-hs] Re: Today's horrific day


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  • Subject: Re: [ncte-hs] Re: Today's horrific day
  • From: Shelley Stahl <>
  • Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 18:36:38 -0400

Our school has a high population of students from the Middle East, and
it became awkward when the issue of blame was bantered about casually by
students who weren't thinking before they were speaking.  To be honest,
I didn't know how best to handle THAT issue.  I did remind students that
there are many unanswered questions and jumping to conclusions at this
point could be very dangerous for all of us.  I likened it to racial
profiling, which is frequently in the news in our area.

Did I handle it right?  Who knows, but I did the best I could in a
situation where I was positively dumbfounded by the reality of what
appears to be a widespread terrorist attack in our own backyard.

Shelley


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