The Arkansas Academy for Educational Equity at the University of Arkansas develops outstanding educators who support underserved students and communities.
Today, the Academy is wrapping up its week-long Equity Institute with keynote speaker Dr. Danica Moore, an experienced scholar, practitioner, non profit founder, and lifelong learner with demonstrated history working in education management systems. #insistequity
Meet our Equity Institute Day 3 speaker--Dr. Linda Karges-Bone, a nationally recognized speaker, author, and consultant on the topics of brain-poverty dynamics, differentiated instruction, literacy, and social-emotional learning.
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Today marks Day 2 of Equity Institute. Meet our keynote speaker, Dr. Catherine Burns, Chief Academic Officer of @AccelerateInst.
Dr. Burns's session topic is "Leveraging the Accelerate Framework to Advance Equity in Schools". We are excited to have her expertise. #insistequity
Today, the Academy kicks off its fourth annual Equity Institute.
Meet today's keynote speaker-Dr. Eric Mayes, Founding Executive Director of the Arkansas Academy for Educational Equity. #insistequity
Recently, we sat down with a few of our newest Equity Fellows to see how they were handling graduate work while teaching full-time in the midst of a pandemic. To say that we are proud of their resilience is an understatement. Check out the video below. #insistequity#teacherlife
Yesterday, we at the Academy had the distinct pleasure of watching over 30 of our Equity Fellows transition from "students" to "alumni". What an amazing way to end National Teacher Appreciation Week. You have MASTERED it! Congratulations to all of you!
The Academy would like to congratulate our very own Shequil Jones for his nomination as Teacher of the Year for 34th Avenue Elementary School. This is a huge accomplishment and one that is well deserved. Congratulations again, Shequil! #teacharkansas#TEACHers#insistequity
Hundreds of teachers said in a recent EdWeek survey that although they try to find ways to discuss national politics in the classroom, especially as it relates to race and immigration, it can be challenging.https://t.co/UnhCEjr8Ar
We have reached yet another moment where institutions—including schools—are signaling a commitment to justice amidst righteous demands. But actions must follow these proclamations. Consider these lenses for looking forward.
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The Academy's Twitter anniversary correlates with our inception as an organization. Three years ago, we hired our first employee and began to insist equity for all students in Arkansas. A special day indeed. #MyTwitterAnniversary
It’s personal: Embracing the Black woman intellectual identity | Diversity Connections
Dr. Murphy-Erby reflects on an early moment into her doctoral thesis where she found herself defending the right to personal experience in research.
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Happy National Poetry Month! April 2021 marks the 25th year of celebration for poetry and poets. Click on the link for 30 ways to celebrate with your in-person or virtual students. https://t.co/3H1pfQQ43Y #poetry#poetrymonth#insistequity
What do you tell people when they ask you what does it mean to be an antiracist educator?
We believe CARE’s Antiracist Principles can serve as a guide.
Please read, share, and discuss with your colleagues. https://t.co/U199t2ET46
The Arkansas Academy of Computing is looking to recognize outstanding high school juniors and seniors for their achievements in computer science education. To apply for the 2021 Computer Science Students of Distinction honor, visit https://t.co/USXTN1Hq7Z. #CSforAR#ARKidsCanCode