Hey @NYCSchools how come our curriculum doesn’t represent the horrible facts about Christopher Columbus and his exploration?!
We need a curriculum that tells the story representing & uplifting Indigenouns people! #DecolonizingEducation
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is this October 14. These resources can help you celebrate the histories and cultures of Indigenous peoples and Native nations year-round.
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I’m really glad this is a headline in NY Times. But I worry that that makes this case seem exceptional.
Having personally experienced something similar, having worked on behalf of girls like her, I promise, she’s at nearly every school in every town.
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‘Oh my God, we broke it’ @statepress student journalists scooped a huge development in the Trump-Ukraine story on Friday night: https://t.co/P9rqAqjtC4
"It is a ridiculous abuse of law enforcement power and authority. But it's also a really unnecessary but all-too-common abdication on the part of schools, and school districts and teachers, to just defer their management of school misconduct to police." https://t.co/iJFpRbQKKh
I do not advocate deep breathing exercises in schools. Between the excessive mold and asbestos that most superintendents unconvincingly deny having in their buildings, I see it as too risky.
I fed up up of big tech companies parachuting into schools promising young people shiny tech jobs and leaving teachers to pick up the pieces. We need big tech companies to have a strategy of supporting homegrown talent as they transition into the world of work.
"Peltier's focus on protecting water started when she was just eight years old and say's it's an honour to take on the role over from her great aunt, Josephine Mandamin, the founder of the Mother Earth Walk." https://t.co/S7Y1wtMynk
Great tips for teachers on student-led voter registration drives from @Tolerance_org: "With only a few exceptions, youth voter registration is up across the country, and much of the education and registration work has been led by students." https://t.co/vlhpxoNoYz
"The bias against boys reading about girls runs so deep, it can feel daunting to try to change it. But change can start with a simple preposition swap: When talking to young readers, we can communicate that a book is about girls without prescribing that it’s for girls."
"What happens to a boy who is taught he should be ashamed of reading a book about a girl? For feeling empathy for a girl? For trying to understand how she feels? For caring about her? What kind of a man does that boy grow up to be?" https://t.co/BxmEGzQIUV
Dear media, I see you are writing about the international climate crisis lawsuit @GretaThunberg and I launched today with 15 other child plaintiffs. The other plaintiffs have names, experiences and stories.
Make sure you write about them too.
Chanel Miller, the sexual assault survivor in the Brock Turner case and author of a victim impact statement read by millions, has written a book about her story: “It’s not the topic I would’ve chosen. But it was the topic I was given,” says Miller. https://t.co/ld49NGaEna
"As the co-founder of the U.S. Youth Climate Strike and the daughter of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, Isra Hirsi is grappling with harassment, safety threats, tokenization, and privilege on a national scale years before she's even allowed to vote." https://t.co/8UwVfynbz8