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Direct linkHunt, Elizabeth – Teaching Tolerance, 2003
Adoptive children face some different developmental concerns than their non-adoptive peers. Educators need to understand that certain lessons and assignments can affect adoptive and non-adoptive children very differently. In this article, the author offers several classroom strategies for adopted students. An autobiography assignment, potentially…
Descriptors: Adoption, Child Development, Classroom Techniques, Autobiographies
