Priscilla Anderson-Prepetit, 8th Grade, Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School
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2021 Curriculum Units Vol 6: Philosophical Foundations of EducationDiscovering the Disconnect of the Value of Education for Students of Color: Introducing a Classroom of Inquiry
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Man on the Moon: The Mis and Underrepresented Contributions of Black Women in Societal Structure and World History
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Jasmine Dozier, Social Studies, Cochrane Collegiate Academy
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An Exploration of Self, a Look into Muslim American Stories
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Reducing Racial Bias and Prejudice in Young Children
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Memoirs of Childhood: How Children Experience War
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Our Communities and Its Impact on Our Learning
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Reconstructing a Failed Democracy
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Tracy Kennedy, Fourth Grade/Japanese, E.E. Waddell Language Academy
Blocking Writer’s Block: How do we encourage students to overcome their fear of writing?
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The Power of the Pen: Writing Narratives in the Perspectives of European Explorers and American Indians
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Analyzing Tragic Heroes to Increase Awareness of Multiple Perspectives
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Realizing Close Reading: Helping Struggling Readers Progress from Strategy to Skill in the Social Studies Classroom
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