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'The Carbon Clock is Ticking' provides a broad sweep of the scientific evidence and factual documentation that unravels the fossil fuel industry’s lies in denying climate change and promoting carbon capture. Report download and more at bit.ly/39uIhyn

GARN BOOKS ON SALE 30% OFF. Looking forward to meeting you in the pages of a Garn Press Book! bit.ly/3kpVRm6. Featured, "Gadfly On The Wall: A Public School Teacher Speaks Out On Racism And Reform" by @StevenSinger3

How to Design a Public Play Space Where Kids Practice Reading and Stem Skills bit.ly/3udhBrW

NEW BOOK RELEASE! "Diversity Research in Action" bit.ly/3s8eizK Authors Denny Taylor, Anne Haas Dyson, and Catherine Compton-Lilly. Edited by Bobbie Kabuto. “Dedicated with admiration and respect to public school teachers who opt-out of commercial standardized tests.”

Cover art for "Diversity Research in Action" (May 11). Denny Taylor, Anne Haas Dyson, and Catherine Compton-Lilly. Edited by Bobbie Kabuto. An essential resource for educators and policymakers committed to transforming and invigorating public education. bit.ly/3s8eizK

The Crumbling Facade of “No Excuses” and Educational Racism bit.ly/3gmF8Sp by @plthomasEdD

"The Reading Helper" bit.ly/3eaVpan by @ruswalsh. When vulnerable readers need help, reading helpers provide it. Here are some ways I think we can provide that help.

"Reading For Pleasure - Great Time to Be Talking About This", bit.ly/3tmzYcF by @MichaelRosenYes

After a Year of Digital Learning and Virtual Teaching, Let’s Hear It for the Joy of Real Books bit.ly/3mLO0Ch

Why a Public School Teacher is Running for Allegheny County Council bit.ly/2Qfc8Rz by @StevenSinger3

"Diversity Research in Action" (MAY 11, 2021). By Denny Taylor, Anne Haas Dyson, and Catherine Compton-Lilly. Edited by Bobbie Kabuto. An essential resource for educators and policymakers who are committed to transforming and invigorating public education bit.ly/3s8eizK

Rewild Your Kids: Why Playing Outside Should Be a Post-Pandemic Priority bit.ly/3dcWAXy

"5 Ways for Teachers to Build a Good Rapport With Their Students Online" bit.ly/37pYm4a. Of all the things needed for academic success, one of the most essential is for students to have a good rapport with their instructors.

The “Science of Reading”: A Movement Anchored in the Past, by @plthomasEdD bit.ly/3asjDvW

Amanda Gorman’s Poetry Shows Why Spoken Word Belongs in School bit.ly/2NbD03M

Leave the Kids Alone: The Myth of "Pandemic Slide" by Steve Nelson. bit.ly/36KUkmC

5 Strategies for Cultivating Hope this Year bit.ly/3r0JnoI. "Connection to others allowed activists to feel a sense of accountability, to recognize that their work mattered and that they were part of something bigger than themselves."

"Want to Appreciate Teachers? Vaccinate Us Before Reopening Schools" by Steven Singer @StevenSinger3 bit.ly/3ovcP4Q "Give us the minimum protections so we can meet the demands of school directors, administrators, and the community. Not a cookie. A Covid vaccine."

“Rep. Greene is ready to get to work to reopen every school in America, expand school choice, protect homeschooling, champion religious freedom for student and teachers, and prevent men and boys from unfairly competing with women and girls in sports.” #uniquelyunqualified

Book sales defy pandemic to hit eight-year high theguardian.com/books/2021/j…