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"'We found that educators play a crucial role in amplifying recognition....' Positive praise often resulted in a girl pursuing more challenging activities, for example, strengthening her coding identity." #GirlsInSTEM sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/…

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How to Teach Reading With a Digital Mindset: Researcher Nell Duke's Advice edweek.org/ew/articles/20… via Education Week

Thanks Jeff Young and EdSurge for sharing our work! BSU CEHS Bridgewater State University BSUElemEarlyEd Sudden Shift to Online Learning Revealed Gaps in Digital Literacy, Study Finds edsurge.com/news/2020-10-0… #edtech via EdSurge

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Our amazing faculty member Marlene Correia is co-author! So exciting to see this now available

As teachers, we decide whose stories we tell in our classrooms. Choose to tell them all. #indigenouspeoplesday instagram.com/p/CGP6SglpsJr/…

Happy #IndigenousPeoplesDay! Here are five recommendations for how you can celebrate from the National Museum of the American Indian: hubs.li/H0xPnyg0

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Looking for new texts for my grad class on the topics of research on Literacy instruction for ELs and supporting striving readers. Recommendations?

"Native Americans have been speaking out and writing back against the colonialist narrative of Thanksgiving for as long as the American narrative has existed." Here are online resources to help you disrupt that narrative in schools. tolerance.org/magazine/teach…

Is it possible to celebrate Thanksgiving while learning about the effects of colonization on Indigenous people? Ask students to reflect on this question and discuss the meaning of Thanksgiving through the lens of today’s Wampanoag people. (Grades: 6-12) to.pbs.org/2UNhxyo

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"We really can’t talk about America’s history without looking at the stories of an estimated population of 60 million people living on the land we now call home." edutopia ow.ly/Fel550CsZMi

Districts across the country have grappled with how to make schools more welcoming and inclusive for Indigenous Peoples. On the blog, two Alaska Native educators share tips to help schools attend to the cultural well-being of their Indigenous students. to.pbs.org/375q4lX

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Thank you Dr. Antoinette Gagne from University of Toronto for speaking on the importance of exploring our students' lived experiences, languages, and identities through Me Mapping sites.google.com/view/memapping

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