hanesian.bsky.social
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I love these prints! Thank you for introducing me to Aline Fruhauf!
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Do the same here in Oregon if you are a public employee www.oregon.gov/treasury/pag...
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Yes! A current HB in OR, if passed, would require the state to evaluate its investments based on environmental, social, & governance (ESG) standards & end investments in entities found to be violating intl law, includes human rights violations. Does a coup count? Asking for 390K friends
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They also have an art contest for anyone under 16! sabr.org/malloy#contest
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Great resource, thank you! I adapt middle & high school resources a lot so I'll dig into this. My goal moving forward is to teach ss a few days a week all year so I can get to everything I'd like to get to. Sadly, the time we are "given" to teach ss is shared with science & health so its in blocks.
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I plan on examining a section of the EO about radical indoctrination in schools, the part about patriotic education. We have talked about it a bit. If I left out all the bad parts of history what would I be teaching them? I was so please when they responded, "LIES!"
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I'm hoping I can get into Reconstruction w/ my 5th graders this year. I'm writing my own curriculum, finding out what needs pruning or expanding. If not this year, definitely next. I studied Reconstruction in 1993 & it's exciting to see growing recognition of its importance in teaching US history.
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I have to say this is the most fun I've had as an educator--developing lessons that integrate videos, primary sources, projects. This is so vitally important in this moment. I can channel all my energy into this as a way to deal with the chaos. The best part, my students are loving it too.
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I teach 5th grade and social studies are treated as an afterthought in my district. I decided to dedicate time each week to ss--colonization, the development of US looking at class, race & gender, founding documents. I'm using the young people's version of Zinn, Takaki, Kendi as jumping off points.
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Fellow 5th grade history teacher here (2nd year after many years in 2nd and a few in middle even further back). Can you tell me more about this? I haven't read Bailyn.
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This is great. Thank you
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The richest person ever to live in the history of the earth purchased an election to cut his own taxes and punish the elderly and disabled and children