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TNP curricula teaches students that there is no such thing as normal and all ways of being are valuable. Our programs introduce key concepts in 8-17 lesson units (30-minutes/lesson). Units can be used flexibly and include implementation support for teachers.
Curricula for Purchase:
The Nora Project's curricula teaches students that there is no such thing as normal and all ways of being are valuable. These units introduce key concepts in condensed units that can be used flexibly throughout the school year and are complimentary to existing SEL programming.
Curricula for Purchase:
TNP provides professional learning courses and webinars to support teachers and district and building level administrators in learning and effectively teaching about ableism, and disability history, studies and advocacy. Personal access for one user lasts 30 days and costs $100.
For school-wide or district-wide access to these courses email Info@TheNoraProject.NGO with your name, affiliation, and how many people need access to the course over the school year. School-wide access grants 50 users access to the course for $1,500. District-wide access grants up to 250 users access to the course for $3,500.
Courses for Purchase:
The Nora Project offers live webinars that provide foundational information about disability. The presentations support disabled participants in fostering identity pride and developing their relationship with their disability, and support non-disabled participants as they learn about disability and develop advocacy skills.
Webinars for Purchase:
In conjunction with the launch of the Standards for Inclusive Schools, The Nora Project has created three virtual learning sessions intended to guide educators through the anchored domains of Diversity, Community, and Advocacy within the Standards. These 60-minute sessions are intended for up to 50 participants.
The Nora Project has dozens of resources for classrooms, parents, and communities ranging from activities and lessons to blog posts and media recommendations.
