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Free Expression Rights of Students By David L. Hudson Jr.

Free Expression Rights of Students By David L. Hudson Jr. . Student free-speech examples. Can a student wear a t-shirt with a religious, anti-gay message? Can a student criticize his teacher and principal online on his own computer without repercussions?

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Student Rights and Responsibilities

Student Rights and Responsibilities. Court cases and Legislation. What is supposed to happen in schools?. Teachers are supposed to teach Students are supposed to learn All legislation and case history are directed toward those ends

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Objective: to Define Civil Liberties

Objective: to Define Civil Liberties. What is the difference between civil rights and civil liberties?. Founding Documents.

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Limiting the Tinker Doctrine

Limiting the Tinker Doctrine. Pages 117-123 By Gerald Card. Title and Citation. Bethel School District No. 403 v. Fraser Supreme Court of the United States 1986 478 U.S. 675. Facts. Fraser gave this speech on Apr 26, 1983 at a high school assembly:

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Day 3

Day 3. Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment.

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By Linda Haushalter

Cultural Diversity and Schooling. By Linda Haushalter. Articles. Decisions That Have Shaped U.S. Education Educating African American Children: Credibility at a Crossroads The Evils of Public Schools Can Every Child Learn? School Vouchers Showdown

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Student Rights: The First Amendment and the Dress Code

Photo Credit: [Bill of Rights] Western Journalism retrieved on 10/21/2014 from http://www.westernjournalism.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/first-amendment47258.jpg. Student Rights: The First Amendment and the Dress Code. Taylor Johnson. The First Amendment.

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Types of Speech

Types of Speech. Pure Speech Symbolic Speech. Pure Speech. The most common form of speech and is delivered sometimes in the privacy of your home. It relies only on words to communicate ideas. Symbolic Speech.

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CIVIL LIBERTIES

CIVIL LIBERTIES. Defining Terms. Civil Liberties (Amend 1) Basic Freedoms (e.g., speech and religion), Citizens Protections against actions of the government Civil Rights (Amend 5, 14, and by legislation) Positive Acts of Government Protections against discriminatory treatment

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First Amendment.

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Freedom of Speech

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Brown vs. board of education of Topeka 1954

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The Joy of Soda...

The Joy of Soda. To Teacher Page. To Activity Page. Created by Carrie Ziolkowski, GALACTIC. The Joy of Soda. Grade 6 This activity addresses the following Missouri Standards: Contribute ideas and opinions on the topic under discussion (MO 2.3; 4.1)

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Maureen Curran and Mary Lou Aalbers Hazelwood School District

MATH. Fractions/Decimals. Activity #2. Teacher Tips. Maureen Curran and Mary Lou Aalbers Hazelwood School District. Children should be able to decide if an answer is reasonable. One way to address this is to teach them how to estimate the value of a fraction or decimal.

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Free Speech Rights of Minors

Free Speech Rights of Minors. JOUR3060: Communication Law and Regulation. What are some issues to consider, when analyzing the First Amendment free speech rights of minors?. FREE SPEECH RIGHTS OF MINORS. Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School Dist (1969 )

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