The Wall: Episode 1
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P Parents feel the pressure to parent well. But life, especially right now after a really tough year, makes that hard. This is why Joel and Tia Gaines are so excited to announce that they will be speaking at the online Perfectly Imperfect Christian Parenting Event on April 23-24th. This completely digital event was designed
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E Editor’s Note: This is the third of three articles exploring culturally responsive teaching. See the February and March issues for the introductory articles in this series. This final article covers specific strategies for classroom practices. Strategies for implementing culturally responsive teaching varies from subject to subject. Some content areas like English and history lend themselves to a
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C Culturally responsive teaching is an unexpected gift from the COVID-19 pandemic. Educators have expressed an increased desire to develop instructional strategies and practices that establish and sustain a culturally inclusive environment. Unfortunately, the path towards an inclusive classroom culture is not always clear. Of late, I have been pleased to see teachers embrace, often
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E Editor’s note: This is a series of two articles. The first explores how encouraging students to share their perspective in class upholds a commitment to cultural intelligence and diversity. The second examines how educators can encourage underrepresented students to confidently participate in class discussions. The question hangs in the air. The teacher patiently waits
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