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How do you have conversations with students when scary things happen or when challenging current events begin unfolding around us? If you are asking these questions, then this post is for you. When scary things are happening in the world around us, sometimes we may want to just get into the classroom and teach like nothing has happened. Maybe we don’t want to scare our students, or are afraid a student will ask a question to which we don’t have an answer to give. While keepin