No one wants to be treated with hostility
and aggression, especially a child perceived as "different" because of skin color or eye shape. Ms. Butterfield tackles this behavior by addressing it where it begins-in elementary school-where "fun" for one
may be viewed as rejection by another.
Don't Call Me That! brings awareness to positive vs. negative behavior and aids students in developing inclusive relationships.
No one wants to be treated with hostility
and aggression, especially a child perceived as "different" because of skin color or eye shape. Ms. Butterfield tackles this behavior by addressing it where it begins-in elementary school-where "fun" for one
may be viewed as rejection by another.
Don't Call Me That! brings awareness to positive vs. negative behavior and aids students in developing inclusive relationships.