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90-100 minutes
Teacher-Inspired Lessons
Here you will find primary resources created by the Mill Institute as well as a collection of classroom materials inspired by our 2023-2024 Teaching Fellows. These materials include lesson plans, student activities, and pedagogical resources that prompt students to question their assumptions, seek new perspectives, and engage in open dialogue.
The resources below are excellent materials to use in conjunction with the Viewpoint Diversity Challenge at the start of the school year.
We will continue to add resources to the hub throughout the school year. Stay tuned!
2023-2024 Teaching Fellows
Sarah Arago
Ross Bekkering
Eloise Bererd
Helen Berkeley
Dave Brown
Shana Call
Clinton Christensen
Amber Compton
Andrew Gerlach
Travis Gilmore
Patrick Halbrook
Erin Hartman
Michael Kearns
Brendan Leowolf
Lauren McClellan
Anna Melville
Jessica Minick
Anthony Nesbit
Christina Perry
Will Reusch
Kate Schlesinger
Christian Scott
Emma Steinheimer
Kimberly Wilson
Samra Zeweldi
What is the difference between certainty and confidence? This lesson teaches the value...
The Mill Institute’s Ground Rules: Questions for Discussion are a resource for...
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15+ minutes
Who benefits from dissenting views? In a democratic society that champions free speech,...
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40-45 minutes
How do we create a classroom culture that fosters intellectual curiosity and viewpoint...
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45-50 minutes
When expressing ourselves on social media or when speaking with friends, we sometimes...
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100-120 minutes
This lesson plan is for teachers who want to open up a conversation with their students...
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60-180 minutes
