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Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, and Other Social Justice Issues. For Teachers and Teacher Researchers. Tag Archives: diverse books. July 15, 2015. We Stand With Queer Youth (Short Documentary). In reading. Books take us places, introduce us to people, and uncover things. Reading literature can show us who we are or who we want to and. Teaching Social Justice stands with queer youth. GUEST POST (Series 1, #3): Priyanka Jhalani on Consciousness and Allyship. Upcoming Series: Priyanka Jhalani.
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Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, and Other Social Justice Issues. For Teachers and Teacher Researchers. July 15, 2015. We Stand With Queer Youth (Short Documentary). In reading. Books take us places, introduce us to people, and uncover things. Reading literature can show us who we are or who we want to and. Teaching Social Justice stands with queer youth. GUEST POST (Series 1, #3): Priyanka Jhalani on Consciousness and Allyship. GUEST POST (Series 1, #2): Priyanka Jhalani on the Effects of Colorism.
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Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, and Other Social Justice Issues. For Teachers and Teacher Researchers. Guest Post: Michelle Falter on Mental Illness and the Stigma of Difference. July 8, 2015. The Stigma of Difference: Empathy, Understanding, Dignity, and Justice for People with Mental Illness. Myself as an academic and educator who suffers from mild to moderate depression due to the stigmas still related to this field. For those who deal with the effects of mental illness. In fact, approximately 1 i...
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Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, and Other Social Justice Issues. For Teachers and Teacher Researchers. July 15, 2015. We Stand With Queer Youth (Short Documentary). In reading. Books take us places, introduce us to people, and uncover things. Reading literature can show us who we are or who we want to and. Teaching Social Justice stands with queer youth. Guest Post: Michelle Falter on Mental Illness and the Stigma of Difference. July 8, 2015. On equating mass murder sprees to mental illness; he wrote: me...
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Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, and Other Social Justice Issues. For Teachers and Teacher Researchers. Guest Post: Michelle Falter on Mental Illness and the Stigma of Difference. July 8, 2015. The Stigma of Difference: Empathy, Understanding, Dignity, and Justice for People with Mental Illness. Myself as an academic and educator who suffers from mild to moderate depression due to the stigmas still related to this field. For those who deal with the effects of mental illness. In fact, approximately 1 i...
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Critical Children's Lit: February 2015
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Monday, February 23, 2015. Review: Nina Shor's Arte Popular. Title: Arte popular: Búscalo y encuéntralo (Folk Art: Look and Find). Author: Nina Shor (Mexico). Illustrator: Various artists (Mexico). Publisher: Ediciones El Naranjo. Until I saw the same book in that magical bookstore in Puebla. And snatched it right up. Be clothing (like huipiles. Depict religious beliefs and understandings. In Nayarit, Jalisco, Durango, and Zacatecas). Help people observe special occasions (like papel picado. Before intro...
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Critical Children's Lit: Latin@ Biographical Picturebooks
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Award-Winning Latin@ and Latin American Biographical Picturebooks. Listed below are biographical picturebooks about Latin@ and Latin American figures (both historical and contemporary) that have won prestigious national awards for children's literature. Several of the books appear more than once because they have won two or more of these awards. Pura Belpré Award and Honor Books. Family Pictures / Cuadros de familia. Lomas Garza, 1990). In My Family / En mi familia. Lomas Garza, 1996). Lomas Garza, 1990).
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Critical Children's Lit: Time to Get Meta
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Tuesday, October 27, 2015. Time to Get Meta. Lately, I've been doing a lot of thinking about my motives for doing this blog. How do I - a White, middle-class person who has experienced life-long privilege - have the authority to write about books written by authors and depicting characters with different backgrounds than me? Am I engaging in de facto segregation by writing about diverse books and labeling them as "diverse" and "multicultural"? 8212; Nicole Brinkley (@nebrinkley) October 19, 2015. Just fo...
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Critical Children's Lit: Gyimah Gariba: Illustrator of the Week
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Friday, June 5, 2015. Gyimah Gariba: Illustrator of the Week. This week's illustrator is Gyimah Gariba. Who grew up in Ghana and currently lives and works in Toronto. Instead of writing a description, I'll let him speak for himself:. To my eye, his style looks like comics mural art watercolor = a really fresh and interesting blend that's different from anything else out there. If you'd like to keep track of his daily doings, he has great Instagram. The Inventor of Happiness". View my complete profile.
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Critical Children's Lit: Me + Comics 6Ever
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Monday, September 28, 2015. Is there a certain genre of literature that doesn't really appeal to you? You might try to enjoy that genre because lots of other people do, but it just doesn't feel right. Maybe you feel like something's wrong with you because that genre seems so great, but for you, it's just. eh. For example, I tried the new Ms. Marvel. That's OK, though. After trying Ms. Marvel. That's how I found The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl. So let my experience be a lesson to all of you teacher and paren...
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Critical Children's Lit: Challenging Racism with Graphic Novels
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Challenging Racism with Graphic Novels. Now, more than ever, we need to talk about racism. Yes, Confederate flags are coming down. They needed to come down years and years and years ago. But now that the flags are gone from government buildings in South Carolina, The Dukes of Hazzard. Has been pulled from the airwaves. And musicians are removing Confederate symbols from their shows. That's where books come in. A helpful way to understand racism and its current persistence in our s...
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Critical Children's Lit: June 2015
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Friday, June 5, 2015. Gyimah Gariba: Illustrator of the Week. This week's illustrator is Gyimah Gariba. Who grew up in Ghana and currently lives and works in Toronto. Instead of writing a description, I'll let him speak for himself:. To my eye, his style looks like comics mural art watercolor = a really fresh and interesting blend that's different from anything else out there. If you'd like to keep track of his daily doings, he has great Instagram. The Inventor of Happiness". Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Critical Children's Lit: Holy Moly, A Publication
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Monday, July 27, 2015. Holy Moly, A Publication. After a lot of hard work, I'm so happy to announce that my first "real" published article is out! In spring 2014, one of my professors encouraged me to write a paper critically analyzing four graphic history books about the Battle of the Alamo, and it's one of the most fulfilling, interesting academic journeys I've ever taken. Dramatic picture via The Young Turks. And we sent it off to Social Studies Research and Practice. I hope you enjoy it!
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Critical Children's Lit: October 2015
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Tuesday, October 27, 2015. Time to Get Meta. Lately, I've been doing a lot of thinking about my motives for doing this blog. How do I - a White, middle-class person who has experienced life-long privilege - have the authority to write about books written by authors and depicting characters with different backgrounds than me? Am I engaging in de facto segregation by writing about diverse books and labeling them as "diverse" and "multicultural"? 8212; Nicole Brinkley (@nebrinkley) October 19, 2015.
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Critical Children's Lit: July 2015
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Monday, July 27, 2015. Holy Moly, A Publication. After a lot of hard work, I'm so happy to announce that my first "real" published article is out! In spring 2014, one of my professors encouraged me to write a paper critically analyzing four graphic history books about the Battle of the Alamo, and it's one of the most fulfilling, interesting academic journeys I've ever taken. Dramatic picture via The Young Turks. And we sent it off to Social Studies Research and Practice. I hope you enjoy it! And musician...
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Saturday, August 17, 2013. TPT Back to School Sale! Thank you for the cute button Krista. It's finally that time again! I know you've all been working on building your wish list on TPT.I sure have! Well, it's time to dump all of those wish list items into your shopping cart AND save 28%! Love me a good sale :). I've been working hard on my classroom for the past two days. It's not nearly ready for pictures yet, but as soon as it's done I will post! Now, get shopping! Monday, July 29, 2013. Such an inexpe...
A Teacher's Sober Journey
A Teacher's Sober Journey. Aim, Fire. Aim, Fire. Aim, Fire. Because it’s summer, my mind can wander and I began to connect the necessary evil of driving to other things that seem to be turning into unpreventable evils. In the wake of the June 12, 2016 mass shooting at Pulse Night Club, killing 49 people, this tweet surfaced:. In retrospect Sandy Hook marked the end of the US gun control debate. Once America decided killing children was bearable, it was over. 8220;Whenever you want to stop, put the safety...
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Teaching Social Media Blog. January 26, 2009 · 10:13 pm. Why is it Important to Teach Social and New Media? I was sitting in a room with a number of local technology leaders, providing feedback on the technology curriculum for a local university. The discussion centered around what programming languages to offer. Listening to the conversations, I was struck by the tremendous gap between the skills the market was demanding, and the skills being taught. Why is it Important to Teach Social and New Media?
Teaching Social Justice | Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, (Dis)ability, and Other Social Justice Issues
Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, (Dis)ability, and Other Social Justice Issues. For Teachers and Teacher Researchers. Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. - Nelson Mandela. July 15, 2015. We Stand With Queer Youth (Short Documentary). In reading. Books take us places, introduce us to people, and uncover things. Reading literature can show us who we are or who we want to and. Teaching Social Justice stands with queer youth. July 8, 2015. On equating mass murder spree...
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Adventures in teaching social media strategy to marketing students. Monday, February 6, 2012. Consumers will ultimately be the ones who decide how much you are able to reach them via Facebook by how much they engage with your brand on that platform. So, how can you get them to interact? EMarketer recently shared some good information about what makes a Facebook post more likely to be engaging. Keep it up for the long-term to see the best results. The photo at the top of this post is a screen shot of what...
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Teaching Social Responsibility Online. Do you think that social responsibility is better taught:. Domingo, 21 de marzo de 2010. Teaching for a better world. David Hick's Teaching for a Better World. Includes a programme for teachers on Preparing for the Future:. Thinking about the future. Reflecting on individual responsibility and learning. Should incentives be used to encourage individual responsibility? This entry is part of a larger journal entry). I just asked my husband.and he says by doing a l...
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