Facing judgment is a life skill that teachers can help their students learn, so they may deal with others’ opinions—fair or not—with confidence. I have been e-decried for being naive, dangerous, anti-God, anti-public education, anti-feminist; for my reproductive choices, my food choices, my health care choices, my housing choices, furniture choices, livelihood choices. Ask your students to choose which answer best reflects how they face judgment, and explain why they selected this option. When I face judgment, I:A. What are situations that might change how your students face judgment?