“Teach how to disagree”: US education secretary Linda McMahon calls on educators to restore civility in schools
US Education Secretary Linda McMahon has urged educators to foster civility and constructive debate amid rising campus violence, following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Speaking at a Ronald Reagan Institute event, she emphasized teaching students to “agree to disagree,” called for safer schools, and advocated for reduced federal oversight, positioning educators as key architects of a more respectful political culture.
US Education Secretary Linda McMahon has urged educators to foster civility and constructive debate amid rising campus violence, following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Speaking at a Ronald Reagan Institute event, she emphasized teaching students to “agree to disagree,” called for safer schools, and advocated for reduced federal oversight, positioning educators as key architects of a more respectful political culture.
