Part 2-We Will Never Stop Teaching Black History
Join to begin drafting or refining instructional plans that can be immediately implement in the classrooms.
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Roots & Routes: Centering Africa and the Afro-Latin Diaspora in Our Classrooms
Gain strategies to connect the legacy of the Transatlantic Human Trade to contemporary identity, culture, and justice while challenging stereotypes and amplifying underrepresented voices.
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Harnessing the Power of Graphic Novels in the Classroom
Learn about the current research on literacy in social studies and how graphic novels improve literacy, reading comprehension, and engagement.
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Ace the Interview! Tips and Strategies for All Educators
Join to learn practical, confidence‑building strategies to showcase your strengths and tell your story.
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Teaching the Holocaust Through Diaries
Discover strategies for using personal narratives to foster empathy, historical thinking, and deeper student engagement with this critical period in history.
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Better Understanding Generation Alpha
Explore Generation Alpha and their development in a digital, diverse, and post‑pandemic world.
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Who are Multilingual Learners and How Can We Support Them?
Join to gain clear understanding of Multilingual Learners (MLLs) and how to support them effectively.
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What’s Going on with AI?
Join to gain the knowledge and tools to help students navigate AI safely, critically, and responsibly in an increasingly digital world.
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Social Media: Protecting Yourself in the Digital Age
Learn what the law says about public school employees’ rights on social media and ways to protect yourself.
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Innovative Strategies to Build Equity in Your Classroom
Learn a clear, step-by-step framework and apply it to challenges they see in their classrooms.
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Borders, Belonging, and What We Leave Out: Teaching Partition
Learn a clear, step-by-step framework and apply it to challenges they see in their classrooms.