#identitychart - Twitter Hashtag

over 4 years ago

#CrayolaCreativityWeek🖍author @JoannaHoWrites🖍‘our eyes are important windows into the world > how much our eyes reflect ourselves as people but also passed down from our ancestors, the love, the experiences’♥️#Identity #RepresentationMatters #IdentityChart @CrayolaEdu @Crayola

McM_MsT's tweet photo. #CrayolaCreativityWeek🖍author @JoannaHoWrites🖍‘our eyes are important windows into the world > how much our eyes reflect ourselves as people but also passed down from our ancestors, the love, the experiences’♥️#Identity #RepresentationMatters #IdentityChart
@CrayolaEdu @Crayola https://t.co/69erCIR0hA

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Hannah Coogan (she/her) @MrsCooganTweets

almost 6 years ago

#teachertwitter #identitychart #labels #edutwitter

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Ms. Izzo @1220_gov

about 7 years ago

We are examining this in 8th grade as well. Making identity charts for “America” is so complex. #civicsdawgs #identitychart #americanidentity

Arlington (MA) K-12 Social Studies Dept @ArlingtonSocSt

about 7 years ago

Today juniors learned how complex a person’s identity is. And if people make choices and choices make history, then understanding our identities and the identities of the people we study in history is essential. @facinghistory #identitychart

ArlingtonSocSt's tweet photo. Today juniors learned how complex a person’s identity is. And if people make choices and choices make history, then understanding our identities and the identities of the people we study in history is essential. @facinghistory #identitychart https://t.co/2w6mUtfvXx

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Arlington (MA) K-12 Social Studies Dept @ArlingtonSocSt

about 7 years ago

Today juniors learned how complex a person’s identity is. And if people make choices and choices make history, then understanding our identities and the identities of the people we study in history is essential. @facinghistory #identitychart

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Facing History CHI @FacingCHI

over 7 years ago

Creating an #identitychart for fictional Maycomb, AL at #TeachingMockingbird workshop for Chicago area educators. How does the setting and “moral universe” of a place help us understand choices characters make?