We aim to be a participatory collective of individuals who identify as, or support, Latina/o/x educators in South Carolina |Tweets by @Tim_Monreal |Website ⤵️
Our virtual @SEImmigrationSA
annual meeting is FREE this year & registration is now open! We have a great program. Sign up today! We are thrilled to have keynote speakers from Freedom University! Thanks for support! @Tim_Monreal
Schedule & Registration: https://t.co/tuAxhMGlyJ
@willmccorkle85 and I's article - Social Studies Teachers’ Attitudes and Beliefs About Immigration and the Formal Curriculum in the United States South: A Multi-Methods Study - will be out in print in March's Urban Review!
https://t.co/mImgCNBfcO
If interested in PDF, dm :)
Too many of my teacher candidates (predominantly Latinx) focus their perceived “lacks” rather than their amazing strengths. No doubt this is a result of 18+ years of schooling that does the same. We must do better.
Are you a Latinx Student/Young Professional in S.C?
Take 3 minutes to complete this survey from @sccfma to help spearhead the initiative to create a network connecting students, young professionals, business owners, and community leaders together...
https://t.co/7PFyQO7bHN
Immigrant and mixed-status families should not be afraid to get the health care and benefits they need during the COVID-19 emergency! de @AppleseedSC
English: https://t.co/KwlcRu6PLj
Spanish: https://t.co/l1rsjyrT4d
Hi- I am looking to ensure SC Latina/o/x educators are well represented in my doctoral research. Goal: understand how the school environment plays a role in teacher mental health. This survey takes roughly 10 mins but is well worth the time. Many thanks!
https://t.co/bOrKobk0JM
Hey all! @jacq_williams21 is a Educational Leadership PhD candidate at Clemson and is investigating the relationship between characteristics of the school environment and aspects of teacher mental health. She wants to ensure Latinx educators are well represented in the data...1/2
I am going down an oral history rabbit hole today and stumbled upon this amazing find...Diana Salazar shares how her Mexican parents wed in Charleston, South Carolina in 1964 #ElSurLatinx#NuevoSouth
Lowcountry Digital Library Catalog Search https://t.co/MevTIU55z9
Coughs...SC ➡️➡️ "Opportunity Scholarship for DREAMers who live in states where they effectively have no access to college; either because they face out-of-state tuition/state will simply not admit them into its univ. We call these locked-out states" https://t.co/8YObQSAUQK
Looking for a 2020 summer job? Check out this paid opportunity to work with Latinx middle school students as they cultivate their Latinx identities and develop their roles as leaders and learners in our North Carolina communities. - https://t.co/KvA5OPVD8j