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Margit Nahra

Student Speech | American Civil Liberties Union - 1 views

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    This page on the ACLU web site features materials related to students' free speech rights.
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    This is a podcast interview of a woman who was suspended from school for protesting the Viet Nam War during the 1960s. Subject talks about the example set by her parents, who were Civil Rights activists.
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    Site contains a wealth of materials -- legal documents, blogs, news articles, podcasts, etc. -- that are searchable by subject area. Subject breakdown could be very helpful for students looking for a research topic.
Jordan Manuel

firstamendmentcenter.org: Welcome to the First Amendment Center Online - 1 views

  • OTHER HEADLINES Free-speech cases top Supreme Court's agenda Opening day of term produces flurry of rejected appeals on several First Amendment topics. 10.04.10 Mich. worker's blog sparks free-speech debate Controversy centers on assistant attorney general who used his personal website to attack University of Michigan's openly gay student body president. 10.04.10
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      Features mainly information from news articles, but also primary source documents (court cases).
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      I would use this site to provoke debate among my students over the issues involved in First Amendment rights.
  • Lesson plans
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      This site is valuable for many reasons, but also it provides some intriguing lesson plans for all ages of students.
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    A resource for study of the First Amendment. Offers a wealth of info on past and current first amendment issues.
Margit Nahra

That's Not Fair! Examining Civil Liberties With the U.S. Supreme Court - ReadWriteThink - 4 views

    • Margit Nahra
       
      I like the emphasis on choosing a topic that students know little about -- good for stretching students out of their comfort zones.
  • encourage students to pick one they know little about or that is particularly relevant to current events (e.g., racial justice, immigrants' rights, or free speech)
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      These cases would be good to use in modeling the activity for students.
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