2/2 Our inquiry "How Should We Acknowledge the Horrors of Our Past When We Tell Our History" asks students the questions adults are struggling to answer! https://t.co/Lcy4J4EUSg
1/2 - In Tulsa Public Schools we tackle the hard history of the Tulsa Race Massacre by asking students how to acknowledge our past. What’s really at stake in America’s history wars? https://t.co/nuMErV2X9I via @WSJ
We have hard history, and we teach it! Tulsa Public Schools is honored to share it's story about grappling with the Tulsa Race Massacre at the National School Board Association's Equity Symposium in Washington, DC this weekend @TulsaSchools@NSBAPublicEd
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Love this Socratic Smackdown game- kids discuss texts and use evidence to make connections and ask thought-provoking questions. Perfect for humanities classes. Thank you @DBQProject for sharing this one! https://t.co/6H0Pbg2uZB
Join OCSS tomorrow, October 19th at 6:30!
Tulsa Public Schools curricula on the Tulsa Race Massacre for grades 3-12
Presenters: Amanda Solivan, Akela Leach,
& Frederick Smitherman - Tulsa Public Schools
Session link: https://t.co/VLWJ066oIJ
Tulsa staff will share strategies for tackling the #HardHistory of the Tulsa Race Massacre @OKCHE Conference this Saturday. Come see our Inquiry Design Model lessons for grades 3-12 - Sign up 👉 https://t.co/YtaTWfW02w @OKCHE@TulsaSchools 👈@AkelaLeach
Educators, join us and register for the free, virtual @smithsonian Educator's Day on Friday, September 17! This back-to-school program features teacher-led sessions, opportunities to hear from Smithsonian educators, and more: https://t.co/P6WKeAwfRa #SmithsonianEdu
You're invited! Join us for our first annual Educator's Day-- a free, back-to-school program featuring online sessions led by teachers from across the country and @smithsonian educators. To learn more about the program & to register, visit https://t.co/GvQJgGxez7 #SmithsonianEdu
Stories our Tulsa students learn in Oklahoma history, but every student should learn in their US History classes nationwide. Reckoning with the theft of Native American children https://t.co/w9lCT1nphD via @voxdotcom
It’s exciting to see states acting to provide students with a more complete indigenous people! More states move to require lessons on Native American history and culture https://t.co/Pc4eijgZgj via @Chalkbeat
Tulsa Public Schools work to live up to its core value of equity shows! Editorial: TPS leading way on teaching race, gender with accurate history https://t.co/bMJWa5ENZk via @tulsaworld
The role of local officials can’t be overlooked. Thanks @Anthony67726101 former TPS educator for this! Failure of Umpires: The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre https://t.co/GcLIotDqBR via @CovertActionMag