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Facilitating a Controversial Issues Discussion in Elementary School about Using Indigenous Sports Mascots
Abstract In this study, we investigate how a third-grade teacher enacted controversial issues discussion about the use of Indigenous people as sports mascots. We highlight how the teacher supported eight students’ sensemaking about the issue during small-group instruction. We provide suggestions for controversial issues teaching in elementary social studies.