High Schools
We offer free resources for individual educators designed to
cultivate trust, foster belonging, and facilitate dialogue on
challenging topics. Administrators can contact us to learn about
partnerships to support school-wide initiatives.
Ideological Conflicts Are Impacting Student Success
Politics are increasingly disrupting classrooms, as debates over policies and curricula add stress to teachers and administrators and compromise learning. With tensions unlikely to ease in the near future, constructive dialogue skills become crucial — helping students, educators, administrators, and parents communicate across differences and bolster student success and belonging.
Perspectives - Our Blended Learning Program
Our evidence-based blended learning program equips students
with the mindset and skills for constructive dialogue. Proven effective
in randomized controlled trials, Perspectives can help your students strengthen their critical thinking, communication, and collaboration skills.
Perspectives includes 30-minute asynchronous lessons and
optional peer-to-peer exercises that teachers can easily assign as
homework. A user-friendly instructor dashboard and graded quizzes will
allow you to track student progress and test comprehension. The program
is free for individual educators and their students.
A School-Wide Culture of Dialogue
In addition to Perspectives for students, we offer resources that equip educators and staff with the skills and confidence to facilitate dialogue.
Professional Development
Our professional development empowers teachers to facilitate dialogue and incorporate dialogue-based pedagogy into your classrooms.
Analytics
Our robust analytics provide administrators with insights into school-wide or district climate, enabling you to track progress in key areas over time.
Free Resources for Educators
Explore our resource library, research, and blog to learn more about constructive dialogue strategies and frameworks.
Educators Rise Above Political Divisions: The Power of the Barriers to Bonds Study Group
Political Polarization and Its Repercussions for Public School Teachers
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