Tackling racism
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I am a school board member. Anti-CRT bills are stoking fear in our district.
Concerns about critical race theory are often divorced from the reality of what goes on in classrooms.
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NYC is making a big investment in culturally responsive education. It benefits all of us.
I work to create lessons that allow students to be seen and understood in a way that I never was.
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In NYC, culture shock took me by surprise
Hailing from Trinidad, I’ve struggled to find my place among other Black students.
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I’m passionate about teaching. Here’s why I’m not returning to the classroom.
Too many school leaders just want to get back to a broken ‘normal.’
The COVID-19 outbreak is changing our daily reality
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Events
- Jan 20 – Apollo in the Classroom – Jazz
- Jan 25 – Winning With STEM A Virtual Field Trip with Olympian Katie Ledecky and Panasonic
- Jan 25 – Apollo in the Classroom – Rhythm and Blues
- Jan 26 – Possip Demo – Hear from Parents and Staff with Ease!
- Jan 26 – Images of Endurance: The Last Holocaust Survivors
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I am an elementary school educator, and I embrace critical race theory
My lessons center on my students’ lives and stories.
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Efforts to restrict teaching about racism and bias have multiplied across the U.S.
Chalkbeat is tracking efforts to restrict teaching about race and bias in schools, as well as efforts to expand it, on this map.
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When students ask why they haven’t seen cicadas, we need to talk about environmental racism
Why is 38th Street the boundary line for cicadas in Indianapolis?
