As education civilians, we don’t understand the critical issues regarding teaching and learning. But, if we want to be good citizens, we should try.
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The “Facts of Life” for Gen Z: A Party That Has Abandoned Us
Gen Z, and especially Black Gen Z, will not accept politicians and political parties who offer only “thoughts and prayers” while we bury our friends and family.
Read MoreThis Black-Owned Barbershop Is Tackling Childhood Literacy, One Haircut At A Time!
Antonio Brown offers young men a free haircut if they read a book while in his chair—and they can keep the books they read to the barber!
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Creating inclusive classrooms is crucial for students’ sense of belonging and acceptance. Learn how to make your classroom feel like home.
Read MoreProgressives Created Charter Schools. It’s Time To Defend Them.
My personal attachment to charters is personal, not political.
Read MoreThe DNC’s Missteps Reminded Us About The Importance Of DEIJ Work In Schools
The path forward requires not just symbolic gestures but meaningful actions that address the complexities of identity and oppression in our schools and society.
Read MoreHigh-Value, Low-Functioning Teachers Have Always Existed in Our Classrooms
Explore the impact of high-value, low-functioning teachers on educational equity and how current political trends could exacerbate this issue in schools.
Read MoreAI In The Classroom: What A Year Has Taught Us
Creativity is critical to help prepare students to thrive in an AI-driven world.
Read MoreSt. Louis NAACP Files Federal Complaint Over Black Students’ Low Reading Scores
St. Louis NAACP files federal complaint over Black students’ low reading scores, highlighting disparities and calling for urgent interventions.
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