Ability 2 make #brave & #inclusive spaces/#classrooms is challenging 4 us humans.Join us as we share educator tips 2 Create Inclusion Thru the Power of #Play
We reviewed Small Things, a hybrid #picturebook#graphicnovel 4 8+ & included a related tessalation art activity. Authentic portrayal of #kid#anxiety w/ idea of how 2 cope. https://t.co/gBNIAR3KNJ Stay 2 end 2 see art project description/supply list & fun outtake. #teachergoals
I'm so excited to host #MGBookChat tomorrow night, Feb. 4 at 9pm EST! Join us for a discussion about the power of comics in young people's reading lives!
If you find yourself pushing water up a hill in your institution…check out these very handy thinking sheets, and you’ll find containers of @MisterMinor 's mind right there with you while you work your way up. Learning Tools from We Got This. https://t.co/Z7ZeByhdXF
A black queer person was brutally attacked for just…being. We must instill in young people the value of embracing each other’s distinct identities—all of them. #LGBTQ#JussieSmollett https://t.co/WUBjsrv1Ru
"There are very strong social pressures to not look at these dynamics, and as a white person those forces are rather seductive. It's so much easier not to deal with this, to be complacent and carry on," says author Robin DiAngelo @educationweek https://t.co/VmA8MgRdZf #edchat
On Fred Korematsu’s 100th birthday, celebrate his stand against the injustice of the United States’ internment of Japanese Americans by sharing his story—and his mission—with your students. #FredKorematsuDay https://t.co/VU8Hd3mS6g
Being quiet during oppression has consequences. It’s scary to face angry oppressors, but if not us, who? @AprilHathcock u & others who’ve been mistreated deserve 2 be heard & supported with positive changes ! 1/2