Category Archives: Curriculum Units

2019 Curriculum Units Vol 7: Writing in Mathematics

Chemical Stoichiometry: from Memorization to Rationale

Josh Trujillo, Chemistry, W.A. Hough High

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 7: Writing in Mathematics

Writing in the Primary Math Classroom

Glenda Winborne, 1st Grade, Bain Elementary

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 7: Writing in Mathematics

Writing in the Real World

Emily Burrell, Math, Piedmont Open IB Middle

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 2: How to Build a Human

The Ear and Music: How Hearing Loss Can Impact Experiencing Music

Kristina White, 2nd Grade, Oaklawn Language Academy

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 2: How to Build a Human

Genetic Inheritance of Generic Disorders and The Interdependence of Body Systems

Kim Mayes, Science, McClintock Middle

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 2: How to Build a Human

Embryonic Development, Congenital Abnormalities, And Their Effect On The Function Of Human Body Systems

Jennifer Selfridge, Science, Bailey Middle

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 2: How to Build a Human

What is Normal for Me, May Not be Normal for You: Making Connections with Fictional Characters with Disabilities and Informational Text.

Jennifer Ladanyi, Language Arts, Bailey Middle

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 2: How to Build a Human

Equitable Access to Rigorous Biological Education

Jennifer Forrester, Science, Harding University High

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 2: How to Build a Human

How to Build a Human Chapter 12: If I Only Had a Brain

Erika Williams, Science, Philip O. Berry Academy

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 2: How to Build a Human

Should Scientists Be Allowed to Edit Heritable Genes? A Guide to Having Ethical Discussions in a Middle School Classroom

Arianna Bonner, Social Studies, Martin Luther King Middle

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Making a Menace to Society: The Criminalization of Black Men and Boys

Yasmin Forbes, African American Studies, Mallard Creek High

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 1: Frankly Speaking: White Privilege

White Privilege: The Idea that Equality for All Exists in a “Veil of Ignorance”

Todd Statome, Philosophy, East Mecklenburg High

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 1: Frankly Speaking: White Privilege

Teaching White Privilege in Early Childhood

Nakisha Cornelius, Pre-K, Ashley Park PreK-8

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 1: Frankly Speaking: White Privilege

Stranger Things? The World We Know but Ignore: White Privilege and “Being Normal”

Latonda Mitchell, 5th Grade, Mountain Island Lake Academy

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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 1: Frankly Speaking: White Privilege

The Search for Identity: Understanding Privilege and Black Invisibility

Kimberly Palmer, English, Merancas Middle College

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