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The National Council for History Education (NCHE) is excited to announce a new partnership with the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources program (TPS). As of February 2025, NCHE serves as the director of one of the Librarys newest regional granting entities, the Great Plains Region.
Culturally responsive education is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Developing their own cultural awareness , discussing race , and selecting culturally responsive texts are three strategies, supported by research, that help educators to sustain inclusive learning environments. Developing cultural awareness and discussing race.
An Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) study across approximately 30 countries found that teens who said they most often read paper books scored considerably higher on a 2018 reading test taken by 15-year-olds compared to teens who said they rarely or never read books. As one gap closes, another one opens.
I recently picked up “ Fact vs. Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in the Age of Fake News ” by Jennifer LaGarde and Darren Hudgins (2018). I encourage you to pick up a copy or borrow it from your library and dig into it in its entirety.) It’s time to get focused on what LaGarde and Hutchins call A News Consumer’s Skill Set.
Answering a question in front of the class activates the same fight or flight response as if a “tiger was in a classroom” (Posey, 2018). Nate combats this by consciously working to build — and maintain — a culture of respect in his classroom. References CAST (2018). Problem-solving and reasoning are important beyond math!
They are connecting across cultural and national borders to promote global awareness and tolerance. school and library to the internet. In 2014 the FCC modernized the E-Rate program to make it more affordable for schools and libraries to upgrade their internet connection speeds.
After the private institution started struggling financially in 2018, the agency extended the period of the loan by five years; in December, it lowered the school’s monthly interest payments from $24,060 to $7,500 and offered an additional line of credit of $2 million. Rural universities are also often cultural oases, Huisman said.
Once the site of an Indian boarding school, where the federal government attempted to strip children of their tribal identity, the Native American Community Academy now offers the opposite: a public education designed to affirm and draw from each student’s traditional culture and language. The charter school, NACA, opened its doors in 2006.
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They’re known as cultural proficiency seminars and attendance is mandatory. The move toward cultural proficiency, also known as culturally relevant education or culturally responsive teaching, has been gaining momentum in urban school districts throughout the country. Am I just always going to be wrong?”.
Undergraduates already seemed lukewarm toward virtual higher education; only about 20 percent took even one online course in the fall of 2018, the consulting firm Eduventures estimates. If they didn’t like that, they definitely don’t like what they’re getting this semester.
People hired through the programs also tend to stay on the job longer; such programs can also broaden a company’s culture by attracting employees, including workers of color, whose life experiences are outside the high school-to-college career arc common in white-collar workplaces. Her aim then was a law degree.
Students were prompted to find images that represent contemporary pop culture, and then to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to create their own Warhol-inspired work. Two of our VILS locations are on Maui, Hawaii, which has an extraordinarily rich culture and strong community traditions. Safari Books. Read more about Safari Books’ work.
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February 21, 2018 — Students walk out of class in Washington, D.C., Yet I find myself constantly talking with students I don’t know in the hall, in the library, or outside the cafeteria: “Hey, nice Patriots sweatshirt!”. “Hi, It is a step in the right direction toward a culture that does not value violence but our common humanity.
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Cayanne Korder, 18, studies in the Red Wing High library before heading to a local hospital for an internship. Rural students make up only about one-third of CollegePoint’s enrollees, but the program’s sheer volume — 19,000 students were enrolled in 2018 — means it reaches more of these students than any other individual effort.
In October 2018, my mother, my first teacher, passed away. We had a school leader who understood the power of story and the necessity to take a multidimensional approach to select the text that allowed for considerations of critical literacy and cultural responsiveness. Two months later, Mildred D. Absolutely not.
which Powell describes as an isolated world of “sacred peaks, spirits and clans” where homelessness, alcoholism and unemployment are as rampant as books and libraries are scarce. There’s not much in the way of a college going culture at Chinle High, beyond the unsung efforts of a handful of exemplary coaches and teachers.
School district leaders there, many of whom started their careers in small-town classrooms, now grapple with big-city problems: large class sizes, stretched budgets, crowded school buildings and too few staff, especially those with the cultural and language skills to serve this region’s diversifying student base.
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He is a noted scholar of visual culture in U.S. He is currently working on a study of Civil War visual culture for which he received a Guggenheim Fellowship. Bogart is professor emeritus of art history and visual culture at Stony Brook University. Halls Professor of the History of Art (emerita) at Indiana University.
Keene also edited our collection of core documents on World War II (2018, 2 nd ed. 1926) Library of Congress. The document gives you some insight into the youth culture of the 1920s, the generation that would grow up to experience World War II as adults. How about a document on the 1920s? Held, John, Jr.
In 2018, she joined me on the podcast to clear up some of the confusions and misapplications of leveled texts. There also needs to be an increased attention paid to how language, like multi-lingual learners or culture, comes into play when discussing developing literacies.” Come back for more.
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Students walk to Shipman Library at Adrian College in Adrian, Michigan. Hundreds of colleges have joined course-sharing networks since late 2018, when the Council of Independent Colleges, or CIC, launched its Online Course Sharing Consortium. And if they don’t, what do I do with that faculty member?”.
DeSantis, has grown increasingly skeptical that the class will spread to other Kentucky schools, even as her politically liberal district doubles down on a commitment to African American history it made as part of a curriculum revamp in 2018. Santana goes deep.”
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In 2018 the university began tracking how often each student connects with campus wifi and logs into the school’s computer system. The ID records included when students entered classroom buildings, returned to the dorm at night, checked out library books or bought a coffee. Other vendors do, too.
Observe, from this video six years ago with respect to the 2018-19 NFL season. Olgas brilliant and publicly accessible and your university library already paid for access to this special issue (along with the rest of the journal/publishers catalog).
Institutional academic cultures often contribute to these mental health challenges, suggesting that these concerns are not purely individual but systemic within academia. The project invited students to consider how scientific knowledge develops and is situated in the historical and cultural dimensions of the times.
Wilson, “Visual Culture: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis?,” in The Nineteenth-Century Visual Culture Reader , eds. Principal faculty Brown , Burns , and Downs explain the institute’s curriculum and introduce their respective scholarly approaches to the study of the war and visual culture. Schwartz and Jeannene M.
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