…as chair of the Amherst School Committee. Dr. Love has written on self-awareness for social justice educators, internalized oppression, and teaching about social justice issues including racism, ageism, and adultism….
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Introduction to Elementary Inquiry Using History’s Mysteries Webinar
…the Atlantic World? Unit 2: What is “Free Speech”? This is an opportunity for teachers to become familiar with History’s Mysteries and ask questions in preparation for teaching the curriculum….
Gazda visit to RISE program in Springfield
…visit with Jessica Brueshaber, a Teaching Coordinator for the RISE program, who used to be one of Dr. Gazda’s students when he taught AP Government at Gateway Regional High School….
Sabine Jacques joins CES as Social Justice and Equity in Schools Specialist
…BA in African-American studies, as well as a Multicultural Theater certificate, and is currently completing her Masters in International Education with a certificate in Social Justice Education from the University…
Social Justice and Equity at CES
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Marti Wiechman
Marti Wiechman, M.Ed. is a Child and Parent Educator and Playgroup leader for CFCE at the Collaborative for Educational Services. Marti earned a Bachelor’s degree in Special Education with a…
Differentiating Instruction Through Word Study
…study learning. The workshop will include videos of best practice lessons as well as training on how to plan and deliver powerful word study lessons. Included in the training will…
Teach Disability History: We Can and We Must
…sources. Inclusive lessons model Universal Design for Learning. The project is funded by a Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources grant. Topics range from Moral Reformers to the Disability…
A meeting of the minds: Sunderland sixth-graders interview UMass graduate students for podcasts
SUNDERLAND — Ryan Copeland, a sixth-grade teacher at Sunderland Elementary School, wanted to bring the traditional school report or essay more into alignment with the way his students interact with…