
#137: How to Discuss War and Conflict with High School Students
From Practical Teaching Tips with Richard James Rogers by Mr Richard James Rogers
June 23, 2025 · 29 min
About this episode
The episode provides strategies for discussing war and conflict with high school students amidst current global events.
In this episode, I share practical strategies for discussing war and conflict with high school students, especially in light of current global events such as the escalating situation involving Iran. Drawing on my experience as a teacher and author, I explore how to answer sensitive questions, maintain professional distance, and create a safe space for respectful dialogue. Whether you teach history, science, or any other subject, this episode offers clear guidance on how to support your students through difficult conversations. Read the full blog post at https://richardjamesrogers.com/2025/06/21/teaching-in-troubled-times-how-to-discuss-war-and-conflict-with-high-school-students/ My podcast page: https://richardjamesrogers.com/podcast/ Check out my award-winning book, The Quick Guide to Classroom Management , here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VCQPF2L
People in this episode
Host: Richard James Rogers
Topics covered
- war
- conflict
- high school education
- sensitive discussions
- global events
Keywords
- war
- conflict
- high school
- education
- sensitive questions
- dialogue
- teaching strategies
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Iran
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