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As I can’t get the code to reset the ownership of the CPS_SS account and want to make sure your tag the fabulous @MrsBessCPS with all the amazing- ness of SS—please follow and tag @MrsBessCPS. I’ll be deactivating this account on Monday.
Now that the band-aid has been ripped off, the ire and adulation have sufficiently raised and simmered, lets have a conversation about good pedagogy .... especially in the midst of chaos
@MrsBessCPS @LCISD_CCMR And, @MrsBessCPS you are a rock star and I ❤️ working with you! You will take the position above and beyond—this I know from the amazing ness you bring to everything!!
Now handing out Q numbers for @welcometochechnya, our True Life Fund film! Funds raised will go toward helping one film subject cover relocation &security expenses as he and his family pursue justice in the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. #TrueFalse
@MrsAGalbreath@CPS_SS@gentry_middle What a thought provoking day. I hope the conversations started today will be continued at home and in classrooms. So thankful to @CPS_SS, Dr. Khalid el-Hakim and Prof. Griff for the opportunity.
This engagement in Black history and examining primary sources to make meaning, find connections, understand historical contextualization and patterns...this lives our ‘why’ as SS educators. Thank you to Khalid and the BH 101 Museum for @BH101MM this amazing opportunity!
I enjoyed the day immensely and I learn so much from @BH101MM every time he is here—and from the amazing educators I get the opportunity to work alongside! #CPSbest
An absolute privilege to hear from Dr. Khalid el-Hakim & Prof. Griff (of Public Enemy) at beautiful DHS today! Black History Mobile Museum is making a stop at every CPS MS & HS to teach about the impact of culture on Hip Hop and of Hip Hop on culture. What an opportunity for us!
This engagement in Black history and examining primary sources to make meaning, find connections, understand historical contextualization and patterns...this lives our ‘why’ as SS educators. Thank you to Khalid and the BH 101 Museum for @BH101MM this amazing opportunity!
An absolute privilege to hear from Dr. Khalid el-Hakim & Prof. Griff (of Public Enemy) at beautiful DHS today! Black History Mobile Museum is making a stop at every CPS MS & HS to teach about the impact of culture on Hip Hop and of Hip Hop on culture. What an opportunity for us!
Thankful to have @briggsjimmie talk to our students about his work as a journalist and the complexity of portraying people beyond a single story. It made for great writing and conversation!
We launched our geography unit by exploring a wide variety of maps. Students enjoyed exploring Google Earth, globes, a fabric map, puzzle maps, a flat map and atlases. We recorded what features we noticed. #shepardshines