This is the best reporting I’ve seen thus far on the intersection of many issues that are facing schools this year. Must read. @JohnMWat1 @ShaneSafir @bjfr @rweingarten https://t.co/CNVyABw0qk
Here is my full statement about my decision to decline tenure at UNC Chapel Hill and instead accept the inaugural Knight Chair in Race and Reporting at @HowardU.
CRT is:
• a field of academic inquiry
• a graduate-level theoretical framework
• originated from legal scholars
• “an approach…that rejects the belief that what’s in the past is past” (@sandylocks)
• about understanding how racism works (@nenagerman)
We would make so much progress on equity if we prioritize the needs of students (particularly students of color) over the needs of the institution. #ThursdayThought
After the attacks in Atlanta, @teachntransform took inventory of what her students knew about Asian American history and identity. Their answers gave her resolve and hope. We hope her insights and these resources give you resolve to do this critical work.
https://t.co/KomHawXJXD
BREAKING: CVS now listing teachers as eligible to make vaccine appointments in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, just one day after President Biden issued a challenge to states to get educators and school staff one dose by the end of March. @wpri12
Breaking News: Greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. fell more than 10% in 2020, reaching their lowest levels in three decades as the virus slowed the economy. https://t.co/1vUl0ILEwu
“All of what we saw at the U.S. Capitol is part of America. But what’s also part of America is denying all of what is part of America. Actually, this denial is the essential part of America. Denial is the heartbeat of America.”
My latest @TheAtlantic.
https://t.co/7y7WaA1Ubw
For those who are wondering why so much attention has been focused on the response of the Capitol Police to the Trump-inspired riots, here’s a data-driven article that provides some useful frame of reference.
https://t.co/MAdlWGRd23
Teachers, the next time you face your students, name this moment. Name the fact that this IS America! This reality is not separate from their everyday lives and cannot be separated from our classrooms.