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Focus on Teaching Students in Poverty

Albert Mussad, photo by Martha Maloney Dr. Albert Mussad began presenting to educators about teaching students who experience poverty back in 2016, through his initial work leading the training-of-trainers component…

Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain

Join Mariah Lapiroff and Tom Chang in a year-long exploration of Culturally Responsive Teaching. Using the book Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain as a reference, we will examine topics…

Peter Vamosy

…the Western Mass Writing Project and completed the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Level III training with Emerging America. He is currently teaching World History and Black, Latinx,…

Lia Atanat

…social studies teachers. Lia holds a BA in Anthropology from Temple University, an MA in History from Boston College, and a Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages….

Alison Noyes

…on engaging K-12 students. Alison is a graduate of Haverford College and received graduate training in methods of teaching English as a Second Language at Harvard University while teaching in…

Families and Youth

Home E Search query for: events and courses teaching history through fiction and informational text ( Page 15 ) How can families be involved in their student’s experience? Each year,…

Coalition Building

Home E Search query for: events and courses teaching history through fiction and informational text ( Page 15 ) Building Community Coalitions We help launch and sustain community coalitions to…

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