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In honor of #Juneteenth, which commemorates the 1865 date that the last enslaved people in Texas were freed, take a look at some of the pieces in #UMD's @DriskellCenter that focus on the event and the theme of Black liberation. go.umd.edu/ciR
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Bernice Sandler was told, "You come on too strong for a woman" when she tried to get a job. The 1969 #UMD grad soon became a guiding force in the passage 50 years ago of #TitleIX, the federal law that has changed the lives of millions of girls and women. go.umd.edu/c5F
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Blended learning stations let students experience different perspectives on a topic.
edutopia.org/article/using-bā¦
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INCREDIBLE MOMENT: Boynton Beach police sent this video out in the hopes to honor the people who got out of the car to help the woman who had a medical episode while driving. bit.ly/3l0W8Pf
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The āTeachā in #TeachHustleInspire means to āunlock intellectual treasureā but how exactly do we do that?
Hereās how what I learned as a DJ helped me become a better teacher...
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On #PresidentsDay, weāre reminded of the importance of leadership and how they can shape our country. They play a crucial role in the fight for justice and fair treatment to all.
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Get to know the work of Audre Lorde in our Poet 101. [Artwork by @SophieherX] bit.ly/3uhqV05
ALT Portrait of a Black woman with short, dark hair (Audre Lorde) in a red top. Behind her is a collaged background of patterned paper, writing snippets, and a large pink "A" and "L" for her initials.
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As schools make plans for January, multilingual families need info in their home languages about schedules, closures, plans for online/hybrid learning, & changes to safety/testing protocols.
More tips for communicating w/ #ELL families here: colorincolorado.org/article/ā¦ #ellchat
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and weāre here to help you to tackle the history of the holiday in a mindful way. Read more about it here: blog.planbook.com/teach-abouā¦
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Ā”Feliz DĆa de los Muertos! Share these beautiful books with your class to celebrate how people of Latin America honor their departed loved ones.
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Observe Indigenous Peoplesā Day in your class with these reads honoring the experiences and contributions of indigenous people. Check out these books on Epic: getepic.com/app/user-collectā¦
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Happy October! Inspire your students, feed their curious minds and keep them reading and exploring this month and all year long. šin bio. šāØš
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Today is World Teachersā Day! We appreciate every educator and all that you do. Tag a teacher and and thank them with a comment about what you appreciate about them.
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On Indigenous People's Day, October 11, @UpstanderProj will host a film screening and conversation centering Indigenous voices in stories that explore what it means to seek truth and reconciliation and to reclaim cultural heritage. Learn more here.
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Canāt say thank you enough to all the incredible teachers who dedicate their time and resources to educating, celebrating, and encouraging kids heading back to school this year. Every day next week Iāll be fulfilling a teacherās wish listā¦ please send me your lists! š
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Reading aloud to children has many benefits, such as improved reading, writing, and communication skills. Find videos of actors reading childrenās books aloud on @storylineonline along with supplemental activities! bit.ly/33VEuBI #WeekendReading
