Originally Produced as a Companion to aMaze and Beyond, an exhibition at the Pennsylvania State Museum, October 28, 1999 through May 2000.

Developed by Sally Jo Bronner

Institute for Cultural Partnerships

Table of Contents - Classroom Activities

Self-Identity

To help students explore their identities and to celebrate the diversity in your class

Hate

To learn the differences between and dangers of prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination

Seeing Our Prejudices

To confront our prejudices and to see people as individuals.

Empathy

To encourage empathy for people who are victimized, and to understand the implications of victimizing others

Dealing with Hate

To discover non-violent ways to address prejudice, stereotyping and discrimination

Einstein Quote

To explore how different types of people contribute to the dangers in society

Language and Ethnic Humor

To explore how language perpetuates stereotyping

Developing a Plan

To identify steps that can be taken to remedy biased behavior in the school community

Appendix

Glossary

Resource Pages

Dauphin County Library System resources on prejudice and diversity