My episode of @askhistorians’ podcast is live. I talk with @EdHistory101 about American history textbooks, Black history, and Reconstruction. Check it out:
https://t.co/P5FzmkjK8K
@MrZachG People block for all sorts of reasons and it's none of my business as to why you've chosen to today. If, however, you'd ever like to discuss scripts, I'm happy to chat.
Excited to launch the Black Teacher Archive! Register to attend this public forum about the BTA featuring myself, @imaniperry, and Dr. Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, followed by a celebratory reception on 10/3. Can’t wait to share this amazing collection with the world!
'Dr. Clayton rose from being a 4th-grade teacher in North Philadelphia to running what was then the country’s 5th-largest school system. She served as superintendent until her retirement in 1993'
https://t.co/vtJkWfxoJb
I love that this starts with the story of one such school in NYS. As far as I know, there are still at least 5 schools/districts in the state that count as "one-room schoolhouses."
🖍️Are your #BackToSchool crayons rolling around all over the place? Inventors have a long history of patenting new & improved school supplies. Check out this Educational Device from 1909, a Crayon Receptacle from 1917, and this Crayon Carton and Sharpener patented in 1957!
PBS has made a documentary about my forthcoming book on African Americans & graduate education during era of legal segregation. Full film will debut later Check out episode 1 of the digital series
https://t.co/Av0buHDD7p #BlackEducation#HBCU#FredGray#segregationscholarships
This piece by @DrewDeSilver is a great summary of how summer vacations fall across the country and serves as a useful reminder that there is no such thing as an American education system.
https://t.co/YdF4Pixcxp
The 1870 Education establishes state education in England.
It also splits the Liberal party, gives women the vote, helps create the Daily Mail & inspires a minor indie band of the earliest 21st century.
Find out more in our latest podcast episode.
https://t.co/XECUueSKmO
ICYMI: AskHistorians is back in business (at least for now...), and we even have a Sunday Digest to prove it!
More broadly, you are now welcome to ask and answer new questions about the human past.
https://t.co/9mIxfTX8EI
The act of revolt is common to the human experience & in the spirit of our current lockdown protesting Reddits planned actions, we are inviting #Twitterstorians to write about instances of revolt, rebellion, revolution & resistance. Key historical context!
https://t.co/VVwa3Amnnc
Many thanks to Dr. Portwood-Stacer for including me in this collection! Please reach out if you're writing about K-12 education and looking to join a writing group!