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Tchr888

2 days ago

Tchr888

Finalizing my slides and video for @bilingualeducatorsvs conference!
• Just so you know, this virtual summit is going to be #epic because it’s not just for bilingual educators, but any teacher who has #englishlanguagelearners in their classrooms!
•Here’s why, our public school classrooms are so diverse, that teachers are in need of professional development that will address instructional strategies that reach ALL learners! My classroom is diverse, is yours? Have you registered for this summit?👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
🔗📚 bilingualeducatorsvirtualsummit.com/?ref=LauraB
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Tchr888 is at New Mexico.

1 month ago

Tchr888

Don’t just repost. Here’s some food for thought.
For many members of the majority culture (i.e., those who identify as White) in the United States, being made aware of one’s classification as linked to privilege is likely not a common or welcomed experience. Indeed, many people have never been asked or required to reflect on their own privileged status, and in regards to racial identity, doing so might feel uncomfortable or even discordant with the common narrative regarding social and political changes over the years. (NASP, National Association of School Psychologist, Understanding Race and Privilege)

www.nasponline.org/resources-and-publications/resources-and-podcasts/diversity/social-justice/und...

•So as you #speakup and repost, I challenge you to think about and reflect on what you are doing. Don’t just join the bandwagon. Reflect and think. As an educator, parent, and stakeholder, you have the power to impact and make a difference in your community! I encourage you to Swipe left and reflect on the following questions! Can you be honest with yourself, even if they make you uncomfortable? Be the change! 📸 @artbyannaalvarado #BIPOC #socialjustice #equality #racism #Tchr888 #latinateacher #latina #maestrasdeinstagram #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #duallanguageteacher #duallanguage @ New Mexico ... See MoreSee Less

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