DEVELOPING STUDENTS AS SELF-ASSESSORS
Dr. Greenstein explores developing students as self-assesors, shares the SOAR model as a means to help students development self-assessment skills.
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The Advantages of Inquiry: Equity and the Economy
Dr. Britnie Dilinger Kane explores project based inquiry as a means to support students’ disciplinary literacy.
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Kim Ferrari, a South Carolina High School English teacher, shares the way young adult literature, by Black authors, can provide a window into the experiences Black students face and how YA literature can be used by white teachers in their quest to learn more about their students and become allies.
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Dr. Jennifer Geddes Hall, a Clemson University Clinical Professor, explores the ways educators can partner with school guidance counselors to ensure that schools are safe spaces for their Black, Indigenous and people of color student population.
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Dr, Jennifer Morrison, instructor at the University of South Carolina, shares how schools can evaluate their school-family partnerships and how educators can move toward building stronger school-family partnerships.
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Alonzo McDonald, a South Carolina High School Agriculture Teacher, discusses how he uses community partnerships to increase student content area literacy in his classroom, and beyond.
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Dr. Julia López-Robertson, a professor at the University of South Carolina, and Rocio Herron, a South Carolina teacher, share their experience in developing and implementing a family heritage project at a South Carolina School.
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Dr. Kavin Ming, from Winthrop University, explains the importance of cultural competence as teachers develop lessons to meet the needs of their emergent bilingual students.
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Dr. Elke Schneider provides multiple strategies to support emergent bilinguals in oral language instruction.
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Daniel Stockwell, a Clemson University doctoral student, explores the questions teachers can ask themselves to discover as they work to implement culturally sustaining pedagogical practices with their emergent bilingual students.
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