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An Introduction to Content Warnings and Trigger Warnings
An Introduction to Content Warnings and Trigger Warnings Overview The following Content and linked resources are a primer to understanding Content Warnings (sometimes called Content notices or Trigger Warnings ). This guide explains what Content and Trigger Warnings are, why they are important to include for inclusive classrooms, and how instructors can implement them. While there has been much debate over the implementation of Content Warnings in the classroom, the debate stems primarily from a misunderstanding regarding what Content Warnings are, how their use can make a classroom more inclusive for students with mental health disabilities, and how they do or don t impact instructor liability.
heavily focused on those passages. For example: August 18 – Read: Your Blues Ain’t Like Mine, chapters 5-9 Tags: Race, Racism, Racist Slurs, Racial Violence (graphic scene pgs. 82-96, will be discussed at length in the discussion section) Again, not only does this information flag what could be potentially triggering or emotionally
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