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This #WorldSocialJusticeDay, we call on the voices & knowledge of land defenders, water protectors, & frontline communities into a new era of reciprocity with the land and with each other. 🌱 ✊🏾
#IndigenousClimateAction #ClimateJustice #SocialJustice #DayForSocialJustice
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#tesolBlog: “Proper” and “Broken” English: The Problem of Linguistic Racism. To learn more, visit bit.ly/3Sw2OFk #TESOL #TEFL #TESL #ELT
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Not a criticism of people on committees, some of whom want to do more. A statement on how institutions use the labor of people in their institutions (often disproportionately people experiencing the inequity) to stand in for actual institutional equity commitments.
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Most common response when I ask people on "equity committees" their primary current task: "rewrite diversity statement." P-12, HE, & nonprofits, often yr after yr. Low-impact busywork; appearing to "do" without doing. But leadership can say, "Look: we have an equity committee!"
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This is so true! 🧡
🌐 teachergoals.com
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The racism behind chatGPT that we aren't talking about...
This year, I learned that students use chatGPT because they believe it helps them sound more respectable. And I learned that it absolutely does not work. A thread. 🧵
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Shairing this again as teachers are engaged in plf today! The purpose is not to criticise, rather an invitation to civic engagement & critical opportunity of learning to better serve our students & communities. We have a responsibility to uphold the well being of all our Ss.
Anti-Palestinian racism in Canadian schools and what we can do about it: monitormag.ca/articles/anti-… via @ccpa
@FMPSD @FMCSD @ATA48DEHR @albertateachers @ABschoolcouncil
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My literacy lesson was taught in stations: shared reading, photography, video, and independent reading. Each student had a chance to read, write, watch, listen, and discuss 80’s hip hop culture.
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Narcissism is a superiority complex. Impostor syndrome is an inferiority complex.
Humility is a commitment to seeing yourself as complex. It’s about having self-awareness, not lacking self-confidence.
The foundation of humility is accepting that you always have room for growth.
Shairing this again as teachers are engaged in plf today! The purpose is not to criticise, rather an invitation to civic engagement & critical opportunity of learning to better serve our students & communities. We have a responsibility to uphold the well being of all our Ss.
Anti-Palestinian racism in Canadian schools and what we can do about it: monitormag.ca/articles/anti-… via @ccpa
@FMPSD @FMCSD @ATA48DEHR @albertateachers @ABschoolcouncil
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Create the test to demonstrate a problem to create the solution to sell the product to make money.
This is a huge problem in public education.
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When children all around the world are writing words like these, maybe we should listen.
Reminds me of this! Still it baffles me how one much ‘be coachable’ s toxic & harmful to educators!Please know that you’re inspiring & incredible educator who makes lots of students seen and valued! We appreciate you❤️❤️
⤵️ important thread!
#ResponsiveTeachingandLearning
#Trust
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Schools can be doing great things to celebrate & affirm Black cultures and communities and still be actively upholding systems of oppression against Black children
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Congratulations, Karen!
Karen just received her copy of The Antiracist Kitchen: 21 Stories (and Recipes) by @nadialhohn, part of ETT's #BlackHistoryMonth Children's Book Draw
The Book Draw closes tomorrow and titles are going fast! Members can enter now: ett.ca/black-history-month-b…
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Educators with colonized minds in education and schooling in all kinds of contexts perpetuate colonial practices and policies
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My recent work on the myopic focus on decoloniality in @ALx research is published in the upcoming special issue on "Epistemological theft and appropriation in ALx research" in Applied Linguistics Review/@dg_mouton, edited by @obarnawi1 and @HamzaRboul.
doi.org/10.1515/applirev-202…
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