What is your song?
by Kim Reynolds Have you ever heard a song from the past that brings you right back to that very moment in time as if nothing has ever changed? I used to laugh at my [...]
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04, 2021
Reading Between the Brushstrokes: Cultivating Critical Thinkers Through Curious Conversations About Art
by Nawal Qarooni Casiano CONVERSATION AND CURIOSITY I hopped into the Zoom room from a stool in my bedroom, poised with a pen and ready to take notes. A teacher I work alongside had [...]
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03, 2021
Just Choosing Diverse Books is Not Enough: Let’s Make Curriculum Connections
by Dr. Towanda Harris I have the great honor of being an adjunct professor for early childhood undergraduate students at a Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU) in Georgia. For those who don’t know, [...]
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03, 2021
Learning Loss-Myth or Reality (Check)
by Kathleen A. Brown Learning Loss: one of the many topics of conversation in the education world of the pandemic. As school districts across the nation are working tirelessly to open schools, many are [...]
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02, 2021
LitCon 2021: A Remarkable Conference in a Remarkable Year with a Remarkable Community of Learners
by Amy Smith LitCon2021 is in the books, but we are still riding a wave of excitement about our first virtual conference. Within hours of the opening general session, I began to receive texts and [...]