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Jennifer Davis Bowman, Ed.D. writes in Teachers.Net Gazette:
After thinking about the curriculum that most educators (including myself) fall into during the month of February, I compiled a list of 8 things to avoid during the study of Black History. [Click below to read her list.]
After thinking about the curriculum that most educators (including myself) fall into during the month of February, I compiled a list of 8 things to avoid during the study of Black History. [Click below to read her list.]
Ms. Frizzle
I used to work at a nature center that had a partnership with a local social studies teacher who happened to be a civil-war era reenactor. Every year he brought his classroom to us for an evening program in which we gathered the students around a fire and reenactors played escaped slaves and a union soldier and talked to the kids as if they were sl...See More
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