The Change Agent

Elizabeth Miller

Sep 1, 2011

1 min read

September 2011

THE CHANGE AGENT: Years after terrorists attacked the United States on 9/11/01, how are Americans making sense of the events of that day and the aftermath? For those wishing to teach and explore, our issue of The Change Agent is a valuable, free resource. The magazine contains lesson plans and discussion questions to give teachers classroom-ready material that will engage students and provide an important forum for critical thinking, sharing, and achieving understanding across diverse experiences. A national magazine published by World Education, the issue includes articles, poems, and first-person narratives that teach the history of 9/11, wrestle with important legal and ethical questions related to security and liberty, examine the ‘rule of law’ in the context of terrorism, and provide a forum for the voices of people seeking justice and reconciliation. It offers many extremely moving stories about 9/11 and its repercussions. The Change Agent features not only the voices of family members of victims, but witnesses to the attacks, relatives of veterans of the war on terror, detainees, and ordinary Americans who have had a decade to reflect on what happened on 9/11 and the events that followed.

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Oct 06

This post highlights an important educational resource for understanding 9/11 through history, personal experiences, and difficult questions about justice, security, and liberty.I recently came across a related discussion on a review blog, Unattended Death Cleanup Services and it offered an interesting perspective as well.The emphasis on classroom discussion and diverse voices makes The Change Agent especially valuable for thoughtful learning.