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Decolonize Your Mind & Disrupt the Text

Posted on22 July, 202021 July, 2020

Yesterday an old tweet came across my timeline on Facebook and said this “Academia’s obsession with preserving the white man’s ‘classic’ literature within secondary schools’s curriculum is the reason why […] Read More

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Common Core in Action: Finale

Posted on25 May, 201624 May, 2016

At the beginning of the year, I wrote a lengthy essay about how I intended to incorporate diverse texts into the Common Core curriculum and laid out my first semester […] Read More

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Common Core in Action: An Update

Posted on3 February, 20162 February, 2016

As my first semester ended this past week, I thought it would be a fun idea to write a follow-up to my August post about the Common Core in Action. […] Read More

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Common Core in Action

Posted on26 August, 201525 August, 2015

With many schools already returning for the fall, and even my return tomorrow, I thought I’d do a different, more teacherly post today. There has been a lot of talk […] Read More

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Teachers! Choose Diverse Books!

Posted on8 April, 2015

In the past couple of weeks or so, there have been a couple of articles about the importance parents, librarians, and teachers have in exposing children and young adults to […] Read More

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