Wow! Wonderful presentation from Dr. Michelle @LorimerHistory on ways to think about, teach and access indigenous histories. Check out resources from KCET, OC Public Libraries, Teach California and Calisphere. #historyteacher#OCSSA
Gregg Castro will be joining us for a great session tomorrow on Native Californian history and the Framework at CSUEB History-Social Science Framework Conference https://t.co/wkanCoz37w @sched
Come find me!
I'm excited to be hosting the "Teacher Preparation Programs and the Framework" session at CSUEB History-Social Science Framework Conference Dec. 16th! https://t.co/yZollO89ot @sched
Excited to be here at the HSS Framework Conference in Tulare to support students and showcase different strategies teachers are using to implement the Framework! #hssframework@CHSSP_SO@BethSlutsky
Equity & Access...Anyone want to learn from the best? If you’re only going to read one book this year, #WeGotThis. should be the one. @saucyteach@socalang You know we need a photo op with @MisterMinor! Who’s in? https://t.co/iFIpdRj2Dr
It's also time for curriculum in California to honestly reflect this devastating history---
Gov. Newsom Apologizes, Calls California's History of Violence Against Native Americans Genocide https://t.co/HJRD57w6t3 via @ktla
Ideas may travel from the top down, but the movements that put them into effect have to work from the bottom up. I am encouraged to see young people trying to bring about positive change. Confident because their efforts are based on truth and reason—therefore they will succeed.