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Survey finds teachers self-censoring book choices amid controversy
Original: Survey finds K-12 educators self-censor to avoid controversy over book selections
A new survey of K-12 educators finds many teachers and school librarians are self-censoring, avoiding or dropping certain books from lessons and collections to steer clear of controversy over reading materials. The findings come amid ongoing public disputes in the United States over book bans, curriculum content and what students should be allowed to read in schools.
Why now: Ongoing national debates over book bans and school curriculum have put educators' decisions about reading materials under scrutiny.
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- Survey finds K-12 educators self-censor to avoid controversy over book selections · Phys.org
- Survey Finds K-12 Educators Self-Censor to Avoid Controversy over Book Selections · UConn Today
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