How to depolarize your students

Sigal Ben-Porath ()
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Sigal Ben-Porath: University of Pennsylvania

Nature Human Behaviour, 2024, vol. 8, issue 2, 186-189

Abstract: Political polarization leads to distrust. In universities, this can lead to conflict or silence in classes and hinder learning and engagement. Faculty members and leaders can promote depolarization by encouraging constructive dialogue in and out of class, cultivating viewpoint diversity within boundaries and expanding civic spaces.

Date: 2024
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