This is striking: "On the most recent New York Times list of best-selling nonfiction in e-books and print, five of the Top 15 titles address racism. . .The week before, there were none."
https://t.co/ZGBZHFo4XD
It’s here! It’s here! And I just read #AntiracistBaby to my daughter for the first time. Her response, “It’s funny.” Lol. Preorder for all the little ones in your life.
https://t.co/s0HZEtec3R
“people will always choose a simple lie over a complicated truth, because the lie has one unbeatable advantage: the truth always has to stick to what actually happened, whereas the lie… https://t.co/RIQRiWpECX
TEACHERS:1000’s of you work in schools that have been canceled in the upcoming weeks.
Make it UR goal to either call every kid & say hi or write them a letter, telling them what you appreciate about them, recognize the strengths they bring to your classroom! #Significant72
Wow! So inspiring to hear Elena Aguilar @brightmorningtm talk about equity! Can't wait for Coaching For Equity! While you wait, I'd suggest White Fragility by #RobinDiAngelo and How to Be an AntiRacist by @DrIbram ! #ONWARD !
I’ve tried to enter classrooms from a learner’s stance and encouraged my teachers to do the same. What questions can I ask? #curios#Onward#FlipBookStudy
“Practice alone doesn’t make perfect. Practice with feedback, correction, and refinement helps you get better - there’s no such thing as perfect.” #FlipBookStudy#Onward
@MrDelliSanti Takes some coordination, but I’ve worked with two high schools that used them on varying degrees. Teaching students to curate artifacts takes time as does teaching them to facilitate conversation around their work. Question stems for parents help too.