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GatheringBooks
We Care: A First Conversation about Justice | Megan Madison, Jessica Ralli
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#SummerSouls Day 8: We care because we are #Friends. Recent Libby ebook find. Review is forthcoming. 💕

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🫶🏻😘❤️ 10mo
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Kerrbearlib
For Every Child, a Better World | Ellen Weiss, Louise Gikow
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Happy birthday Jim Henson, on what would‘ve been your 86th birthday! Thank you for making this world a better place!

Quote from the beginning of this book:

“When I was young, my ambition was to be one of the people who makes a difference in this world. My hope still is to leave this world a little better for my being here.“ - Jim Henson

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Kerrbearlib
For Every Child, a Better World | Ellen Weiss, Louise Gikow
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More love for this wonderful book. It was challenged in 2015 for containing images of poverty & for downplaying American Exceptionalism.

Boots says, “Hiss!!!” to book bans!

#bbrc #catsoflitsy

LibrarianRyan I agree. 3y
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Kerrbearlib
For Every Child, a Better World | Ellen Weiss, Louise Gikow
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Challenged by a Wisconsin school board member in 2015 for 1) Containing images of poverty 2) Downplaying American Exceptionalism.

Shameless self-promotion: We will be discussing this book on my podcast Muppet Profiles. 😊

#bbrc #muppets

LibrarianRyan 😨 😪 😡Seriously. Someone tried to ban the muppets for showing poverty. 🙄 3y
Kerrbearlib @LibrarianRyan Yup. So ridiculous. 🙄 3y
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GatheringBooks
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Truly a privilege to be part of such a distinguished panel of speakers this morning for the Global Sustainable Technology & Innovation Conference -Gstic panel on bridging the digital divide for more equitable and inclusive childhood education happening at the Expo 2020 Dubai. Grateful to the conference organizers namely Prof. Jan De Groof (UNESCO Chair for the Right to Education) and Prof YE from KU Leuven for this opportunity to talk about books!

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GatheringBooks
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#FallTreasures Day 20: This is #AGiftedBook of sorts.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks 🎁 📚🙌🏻 4y
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Karisa
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Finished this summer as part of a teacher book study. Highly recommend for those in education looking for ways to go beyond just talking about making curriculum more inclusive. Dr. Muhammad centers her curriculum building approach on her research of Historic Black Literary Societies (bringing identity, skills, intellectualism, criticality, and joy to the classroom). 💗

BookishMarginalia This looks fab - #stacked! 4y
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Christine
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Pickpick

This is becoming an essential read in many education spaces, and it should be. I started reading it…last summer, I think? Then I took a year-long training for which this was the main text, but we only read chunks of it. So now I‘ve filled in the gaps, reading what I missed and rereading my highlights. Hugely enlightening, helping me better understand the brain and learning in ways that affect my non-work life, too (including parenting). ❤️

CuriousG I started reading this last summer too, and then the craziness of covid teaching beat me down and my brain shut down. I have a semester off this fall and intend to do my own deep dive into this book. Glad to know it will be worth it! 4y
Christine @CuriousG I really thought it was wonderful. Glad you may have some time and mental space to dig in soon! 4y
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Caryl
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I finished my April #bookspin pick this month! Excellent choice for an all-school staff read.

#BookSpinBINGO

TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!!! 4y
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Chittavrtti
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In service begins next week. So much has happened this year. It feels as if all the issues that have been pushed away, buried, and ignored have risen up and come forth to say: Look At Me! Deal with Me! Enough is Enough Already! I‘ve been doing a lot of listening, and reflecting this summer. I hope to help my students recognize the systemic briar patch so many adults- past and present- have created. If we know it we can take it apart.

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