Check out this list of suggested readings from the educator’s guide to LGBT and Inclusion. It includes suggestions ranging from picture books to young adult novels. Then after exploring this list, try review the bookshelf in your classroom and see if there are any populations that could be better represented.
It wasn’t that long ago when we had only five television stations. Along with our limited options, we had to physically get up to change
Most teachers aren’t looking for another behavior theory—they need practical strategies that work in real moments, like during second period when a student won’t stop
Balancing how much to push students while ensuring they don’t become overwhelmed is a delicate task. A little anxiety before a big test can be
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