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Why Do We Have to Listen to People We Disagree With?

Michael SalakaSeries: Common Good
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Pages
24
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc

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It isn't always easy to deal with people we disagree with, but knowing how to listen to other points of view is a critical life skill. In this book, students will learn why respectfully listening to other people's opinions is important for the common good. The accessible text touches on aspects of the C3 Framework for Social Studies and explores the numerous benefits of listening carefully to others, even when we don't see eye to eye with them.

Related Subjects

  • Politics & Government
  • Social Science
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Values & Virtues
  • Social Topics
  • State & Local
  • United States
  • History

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