Category Archives: Curriculum Units

The Chemistry of Hair and Why Representation Matters

March 2, 2022 – 3:35 pm

Krystal Cartus, Science, Wilson STEM Academy

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Tags Biotechnology, careers, chemical reactions, chemistry, Elements, endothermic reactions, exothermic reactions, product development, representation | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 7: "Oh My, Aren't You Wearing Some Nice Plastic!" The Chemistry and Culture of Black Women's Hair

The Foundations of American Government: Natural Rights: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Naturalness, 1st Amendment is Everyone’s Right

March 2, 2022 – 3:33 pm

Lynn Roach, Social Studies, West Charlotte High School

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Tags constitution, Declaration of Colonial Rights 1774, Declaration of Independence 1776, Declaration of Rights & Grievances 1766, English Bill of Rights, Enlightenment Era. Enlightenment Thinkers: John Locke, Jean-Jacque Rousseau and Baton de Montesquieu, Olive Branch Petition 1775, Preamble | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 7: "Oh My, Aren't You Wearing Some Nice Plastic!" The Chemistry and Culture of Black Women's Hair

Trichology: I Love My Hair

March 2, 2022 – 3:29 pm

Regina Dula, Biology, Cochrane Collegiate Academy

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Tags biomolecules, keratin, Polymers, protein, synthetic, trichology | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 7: "Oh My, Aren't You Wearing Some Nice Plastic!" The Chemistry and Culture of Black Women's Hair

The Plastic Truth About Protective Styles

March 2, 2022 – 3:26 pm

Sharonda Walker, English, Garinger High School

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Tags Cortex, cultural appropriation, extensions, identity, keratin, synthetic, toxic | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 7: "Oh My, Aren't You Wearing Some Nice Plastic!" The Chemistry and Culture of Black Women's Hair

What is it Worth? Education, Expression, Economics of African American Hair

March 2, 2022 – 3:24 pm

Tim Wells, History, Mallard Creek High School

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Tags African American Hair, beauty, Culture, Economics, Natural, Polymers, Spending Power, Textures, Weaves, Wigs | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

P is for Confidence: Philosophical Questions Build Student Confidence

March 2, 2022 – 3:20 pm

Deborah Brown, English, Chambers High School

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Tags confidence, generating questions, inquiry, speech and debate | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

Deepening Our Roots: A Philosophical Approach to Teaching and Learning Polynomials

March 2, 2022 – 3:17 pm

Dalton Cooper, Math, West Charlotte High School

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Tags Discovery-Based Instruction, Fundamental Theorem of Algebra, Philosophy, Polynomials, Remainder Theorem | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

Flexible Philosophy in 5th Grade

March 2, 2022 – 3:16 pm

Danica Wolfe, 5th Grade, Oakhurst STEAM Academy

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Tags collaborative philosophical inquiry, critical thinking, ethics, flexible, inquiry, Mathematical Practices, morality, Philosophy, reasoning, reflective discourse, speaking and listening, transferable skills | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

Integrating Philosophy into Literacy: Discussing Japanese American Incarceration

March 2, 2022 – 3:13 pm

Johnna Hauck, 5th Grade, Devonshire Elementary School

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Tags ethics, Japanese-American Incarceration, morality, Philosophy, Racism, Xenophobia | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

Philosophical Foundations in Education: Marketing Happens Everywhere

March 2, 2022 – 3:11 pm

Perry Watkins, Marketing, West Charlotte High School

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Tags advertising, critical thinking, philosophers, Philosophy | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

Discovering the Disconnect of the Value of Education for Students of Color: Introducing a Classroom of Inquiry

March 2, 2022 – 3:04 pm

Priscilla Anderson-Prepetit, 8th Grade, Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School

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Tags critical thinking, economic, guided discussion, perspective, Philosophy, poverty, socioeconomic, stereotyping, value | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of Education

Philosophical Foundations in Education: This is How We Do It…Philosophy, Policy and Our Isms

March 2, 2022 – 3:02 pm

Tam Hawk, 6th Grade, Albemarle Road Middle School

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Tags Ancient China, Ancient Greece, Ancient River Valley Civilizations, Aristotle, Confucius, critical thinking, Legalism, philosophers, Philosophy, Plato, Socrates, Taoism, world history, Yang, Yin | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 5: Climate Refugee Stories

“Bee” a Climate Conscious Citizen – Taking Care of our Climate, Classroom and Community

March 2, 2022 – 2:42 pm

Amy Mateer, Kindergarten, Selwyn Elementary School

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Tags Bees, climate, climate anxiety, Climate Change, community, eco-grief, ecosystems, environment, environmental stewardship, Recycling, weather | Permalink | Comments Off

2021 Curriculum Units Vol 5: Climate Refugee Stories

Africana Futurist Narratives and Hope for a Brave New World Beyond Walls

March 2, 2022 – 2:26 pm

Angela Walker, English, West Charlotte High School

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Tags Africanfuturism, Afrofuturism, Anthropocene, climate justice, climate migration, eco grief, empathy, hope, inclusive community, Intersectionality, speculative fiction | Permalink | Comments Off

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Category Archives: Curriculum Units

The Chemistry of Hair and Why Representation Matters

The Foundations of American Government: Natural Rights: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Naturalness, 1st Amendment is Everyone’s Right

Trichology: I Love My Hair

The Plastic Truth About Protective Styles

What is it Worth? Education, Expression, Economics of African American Hair

P is for Confidence: Philosophical Questions Build Student Confidence

Deepening Our Roots: A Philosophical Approach to Teaching and Learning Polynomials

Flexible Philosophy in 5th Grade

Integrating Philosophy into Literacy: Discussing Japanese American Incarceration

Philosophical Foundations in Education: Marketing Happens Everywhere

Discovering the Disconnect of the Value of Education for Students of Color: Introducing a Classroom of Inquiry

Philosophical Foundations in Education: This is How We Do It…Philosophy, Policy and Our Isms

“Bee” a Climate Conscious Citizen – Taking Care of our Climate, Classroom and Community

Africana Futurist Narratives and Hope for a Brave New World Beyond Walls

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