Time for some forgotten history.
*Twenty two* African Americans served in Congress during the 1800s after the Civil War. Right before Southern racists took voting rights away from black people again.
Since many people don't learn this in schools, let's do an important thread:
A lot has been rightly said about MLK and nonviolent protesting. Some have denounced those who resorted to violence, and he certainly eschewed violence. But there's more to MLK's view than "violence is bad".
The more important point may be this:
An excerpt from "The Other America" by Dr. Martin Luther King, a speech delivered at Stanford University on April 14, 1967 (a thread).
"Let me say as I've always said, and I will always continue to say, that riots are socially destructive and self-defeating. I'm still
“This is not the legacy of civil rights in America — this is chaos, and we are buying into it," Atlanta's mayor said in response to Friday night's violence https://t.co/cnbdnCQmF8
My media specialist and I came up with the idea of having local businesses donate different goodies for the student for reading and explaining book through writing and the Waffle House gave a free waffles to a few students who met criteria.#CFCultureofLiteracy@TessaBGarland
@Samanth88908917 @TessaBGarland I think having these running records will help you group students in order to keep challenging the advancing readers as well as providing extra support to the struggling readers.
@bcrews12@TessaBGarland I think this is really a great idea..not only will they use technology but they may want to read more on writing and producing their own videos. Open up many opportunities for them.
@GianninaAdkins@TessaBGarland This will be great when teaching my students about analyzing theme, setting, or plot. Also will help better understand text structure.
The reading assessment at school that gives the most useful information about students is i-Ready. Students log on each day. I use the information to find students weaknesses, data for differentiating & to track effectiveness of instruction.
#CFQualityAssessments@TessaBGarland
@kristawgreene@TessaBGarland I think this is great way to expand their recognition of words that begin with |p| so as they see words and try to pronounce it they can rely on prior knowledge.