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Here some resources for your consideration:  Each year, Women’s History Month offers a great time for teachers to integrate the experiences of women and girls into our instruction. Check out this month classroom resources  Since the pandemic began, many people of Asian heritage have been racially abused in public and wrongfully blamed for the spread of the virus. With a recent wave of violent attacks against Asian Americans making headlines this week Facing History has updated its Teaching Idea, Coronavirus: Protect Yourself and Stand Against Racism.
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Fun science comic. I would love to use this with my class, since we've been discussing the immune system and pros/cons of vaccinations.
Danielle Whyte, The Fortune Society Access the Resource Here I highly recommend teachers engaging and using the Civic Online Reasoning curriculum and educational resources by Standford Education Group. In today's climate, where people are doubting science, math, and credible sources of information, it is critical for students to learn the skills of lateral versus vertical reading and being able to navigate through reliable facts and information. I share this daily with my students, feeding it to them piecemeal so they learn to navigate through this vast world wide web. Danielle Whyte, The Fortune Society Access the Site Here Click Here to Visit the Library of Congress
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