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2019 Curriculum Units Vol 3: Childhood and the City Space in Literature

I Prefer Living in Color – Opening Windows to the Beauty of Varied Identities

January 24, 2020 – 12:47 pm

Lecia Shockley, 1st Grade, Selwyn Elementary

Curriculum Unit (pdf)

Synopsis

Tags acceptance, anti-bias, Appreciate, beliefs, bigotry, celebrate, consider, cross-cultural, cultural competence, curiosity, customs, differences, discrimination, diversity, dominant culture, Ethnicity, evaluative practice, global learner, inclusive, intolerance, minority, multi-ethnic, multicultural, multiracial, Narratives, opportunity, Other, Personalized Learning Learner Profile traits, power, Prejudice, Racism, society, stereotype, tradition, understanding, value, white privilege | Permalink | Comments Off

2018 Curriculum Units Vol 7: Insights into Latino Communities

The Museum of Underrepresented Scientist and/or Inventors

March 20, 2019 – 2:07 pm

Tenequa Jones, Science, Marie G. Davis IB Candidate School

Curriculum Unit (pdf)

Synopsis

Tags collaboration, Culture, exploration, History, identity, Inventor, learning, minority, Research, scientist, STEAM, Suppression, tradition, Underrepresented, United States | Permalink | Comments Off

2015 Vol 2: What Makes a Nation?

North Carolina: A Search for Identity

February 24, 2016 – 1:57 pm

Mark Surratt, Fourth Grade, Providence Spring Elementary School

Final Unit(pdf) Implementing Teaching Standards(pdf)

Tags active teaching, alternative learning, coastal, Elementary School, gifted education, History, identity, mountain, nation, North Carolina, Piedmont, simulation, state, tradition | Permalink | Comments Off

2013 Curriculum Units Vol 8: Urban Encounters: Hispanic and African American Literature

We Are a Symphony

May 1, 2014 – 8:07 pm

Melissa Pratt, Language Arts, Francis Bradley Middle School

Final Unit (PDF) Implementing Common Core Standards (PDF)

Tags "the lesson" activities, African American Literature, Culture, expectations, hispanic literature, house on mango street activities, tradition, urban literature | Permalink | Comments Off

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