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In the Age of Trump, Civics Courses Make a Comeback
MAMARONECK, N.Y. — It’s just after 7 on a Thursday morning and Mamaroneck High School is empty — except for about 30 freshmen who are already seated in their classroom,…
CES report outlines difficult truth about literacy issues
…at the outset. “Our work is hard but not as hard as teaching kids to read.” The report looked at four questions: what is the districts approach to literacy? How…
Ethnic Studies Educators PLC
This professional learning community (PLC) is for anyone who is an Ethnic Studies educator in a school setting in Massachusetts. This PLC will be a place for Ethnic Studies educators…
Teaching disability history in schools is ‘long overdue,’ advocates say
…saying, OK, so you’re going to talk about the Civil War, but let’s also talk about institutions for the disabled and what it looked like for soldiers who had shellshock…
CES Educator Licensure program provides supportive path to teaching
…call students’ parents. Let them know I just want to check in, and talk about the student. Ask how they think the student is doing, are there interests the student…