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For Educators
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We believe that through the deliberate practice of teaching for social justice students will learn the skills and engage with the information needed to create a better society. Throughout our educator resources, teaching for social justice is reflected in the following ways:
- Sources that reflect multiple perspectives, with emphasis on the voices of those traditionally overlooked of purposefully disregarded
- Development of critical literacy skills
- Connections between past and current events
- Student empowerment to generate change outside of the classroom
Educator Open House and Social
Tuesday, October 3 from 4 p.m.-6 p.m.
Featured Resources
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Educator Resources
Browse our database of resources designed to support anyone who wants to teach for social justice. Learn more→
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The Art and Life of Nellie Mae Rowe
Explore this classroom resource. Learn more→
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Teaching Tough History: An Interview with Carole Boston Weatherford
Watch the interview and explore classroom resources. Learn more→
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