Social Studies Teaching and Learning Consultant, OPS Parent, OPS Educator, OPS Proud!
Omaha Public Schools
Joined October 2013
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Lindsay Behne retweeted
Outstanding morning at the OPS Back to School Bash working with some amazing people! #OPSproud #ForwardTogether @cinidbrown1 @MarniDriessen @Lisa_D_Holland @OPS_LBehne
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To loosely quote the prophetic P-Diddy, “I thought I told that inquiry don’t stop!” Working w/ @OmahaPubSchool’s social studies educators and @OPS_LBehne to create inquiry design projects was theeee best! I mean look at all this wonderful-ness students are going to receive!
Lindsay Behne retweeted
Today, I came home. Home is with the amazing middle school social studies educators of OPS. We collaborated on inquiry projects that are definitely going to have our students engaged and mastering skills. Dopeness on another level was achieved today! @OPS_LBehne
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Students & teachers come together with professors, community members & others to create content about Omaha's history. It's part of Making Invisible Histories Visible. During #BlackHistoryMonth, we're looking back on projects done by students: ops.org/Page/1648
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There is a lot going on and you have a lot to process but as a friendly reminder...
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*Last day to register* @OPSEquity is hosting a webinar series to support Strategic Framework for Educational Equity. The #C3 Series will illustrate the importance of Access and Opportunity, Pursuing Diversity, Building Efficacy, and Social Responsibility. bit.ly/35Ht1bu
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We are proud to announce that @OmahaPubSchool will be hosting a webinar series to support the new Strategic Framework for Educational Equity. To register and for more information please visit go.ops.org/C3
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As we go about our day in Omaha Public Schools, let us pay tribute to the first people of this land and ensure that they are included in the narrative of our schools' past, present, and future.
#indigenouspeoplesday2020
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For Nebraska Social Studies teachers in grades 6 and 7, and for my World History peeps... you should find some good stuff, loaded with primary source documents from @SHEG_Stanford!
Student materials for our Reading Like a Historian World History lessons from before 500 BCE to 1300 CE are now available as fillable PDFs. More coming soon. sheg.stanford.edu/history-le…
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Fall 2020 Registration is open! Go over to the Facebook event to get the registration links! 🎉🎉🎉
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Today is Juneteenth—a day for celebration and remembrance that should be part of our collective knowledge of freedom struggles in this country. May our educators and youth continue the fight to ensure that the promise of freedom is delivered.
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Many educators are trying to meet this moment. Others are looking for a better understanding of racism and antiracism. This collection has many resources that can help educators plan conversations with young people—and learn more themselves.
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Educators! This conference is online for 2020 and has been some of the most influential PD I've done two years in a row. @DrLaGarrettKing and his team have challenged me and taught me and made me a better ELA educator and human.
Lindsay Behne retweeted
Students need to learn about racial oppression, but educators also need to ensure that narratives of trauma aren't the only Black history students learn. These resources can help you celebrate the diversity of Black experience—in February and year-round. t-t.site/38aQamR
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An excellent (and free) opportunity for educators to engage with Dr. @HenryLouisGates has been rescheduled for January 29th. Tune in for a discussion about teaching the lasting impact of the Civil War and Reconstruction.
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When an assignment asking children to set prices for enslaved people went viral, we saw another example of teaching slavery in a way that dehumanizes its subjects and harms our students. We must do better. Here's how we can start. #HardHistory tolerance.org/the-moment/dec…
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Teacher Grant Applications Are Now Open! Each year we fund grants to enhance both the classroom & real-world experiences of the @OmahaPubSchool students. Principals & teachers are asked to submit proposals no later than November 30, 2019. Get the details! omahapublicschoolsfoundation…
