What if Black teachers were recognized more for their content knowledge, pedagogical abilities, and ability to teach instead of their ability to discipline and manage Black students' behavior?
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Ep. 97: Demand Education Receipts, Especially Now! Ft: @DeAngelisCorey & @NealMcCluskey
In this episode, we discuss how parents & the community how to demand education quality even during these strange times.
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“Presenting kids with a less-than-honest version of history, especially the nation's racial history, risks leaving them feeling confused, alienated, even betrayed when they're exposed to facts that don't fit that rosy narrative.”
If you avoid talking about American politics or history with your kids, experts say, you're teaching them that those conversations aren't important or appropriate. https://t.co/ekFsIxKKNz
Just finished @zettaelliott’s “Dragons in a Bag” and can’t wait to do as a read along with my 3rd graders starting tomorrow, who will each have their own copy.
A voice like mine has never been a Cabinet secretary or at the head of the Department of Interior.
Growing up in my mother’s Pueblo household made me fierce. I’ll be fierce for all of us, our planet, and all of our protected land.
I am honored and ready to serve.
“Educators, we can lessen the impact of racism in at least one place - the classroom. We can build a commitment to our students of color to offer them #Innocence in our presence.” -@AlexsPate, President/CEO speaking right now. Also on Facebook Live: https://t.co/41vAGM281l