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Dr. G.
- Aug 9, 2019
Words and the World
I am a huge proponent of reading and literacy and not just because I’m an English teacher. Even before I realized I was a teacher, I loved to read. Come to think of it, I loved to read before I was even a student. (Thanks, Mom!) As a young child I would read everything – books, magazines, the newspaper, street signs, advertisements, bumper stickers, license plates, etc., etc. etc. (Much of this led to my family becoming exasperated and irritated of my literacy skills, as
Dr. G.
- Aug 7, 2019
Netflix and Learn; or How “When They See Us” Can Make Us Better Teachers
STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING RIGHT NOW AND GO WATCH “When They See Us.” Okay. You’re back, so that must mean you took my advice and watched the four episodes on Netflix (and hopefully the Oprah special afterwards as well). So now you see why I used all caps up there, right? That miniseries was is important, is necessary, and is essential viewing, especially for teachers. Especially for White teachers. Hey Doc, why do you have to single out the White teachers? Well, did you see t


writerchaz
- Aug 6, 2019
No Apology Necessary
Stolen from the internet and revised for more academic purposes— If you (or someone you know / work with / work for) needs this, SHARE IT!