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Schedule 8:00-8:25 |
Greetings and News of the Day |
| 8:25-10:45 |
Required: Choose one learning option from the following tabs:
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8:25-10:45
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Required: Julia Torres Live! You may attend the 9:00 presentation or the 10:00 presentation
Title: Reading as a Form of Activism Description: In the wake of the Black Lives Matter Movement, many teachers are interested in learning about reading to resist systemic oppression, and support student engagement in positive social transformation and activism. This session will focus on literacy moves that will engage students in reading for criticality, racial justice, and cultural inclusivity. Below is a link to the Teams Channel where we are hosting Julia Torres' presentations:
Title: Reading as a Form of Activism LINK This will be the link for both Session 2 (9:00-9:45) and Session 3 (10:00-10:45). Please inform your librarians that they will have to join our ELA & Reading Curriculum Day Team prior to the session start time to access the Channel Link. Here are instructions for joining with a Join Code:
You must join the ELA & Reading Curriculum Day Team with the following join code: 5dtayuz Click this link for instructions on joining a Team with a join code: Using a Join Code
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Discussion time OPS School Libraries Teams: Middle School or High School Channel Look for the Join link in the Channel posts. Complete the C-Day Evaluation |
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