Black History Month

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May 22, 2012

Diary of a Mad Black Teacher

Posted by tdanyelonline under African-American parents, arts in education, Black History Month, Educational Technology, Public Education, Technology, Technology teaching
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Hello Family!

This posting was done by my guest blogger, Dr. Donna Graham. Dr. Graham is a veteran technology teacher who retired from the District of Columbia Public Schools a few years ago. Since her retirement she has been busy consulting for various educational organizations, playing tennis and taking Tai Kwon Do! Enjoy this humorous look back on her experiences as a public school teacher….

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January 31, 2012

Black History Month: Just Tryin’ to Help Out!

Posted by tdanyelonline under African-American parents, Black History Month, Education, Educational Technology, Inner city education, It takes a village, Literacy, media, MLK Memorial, parent training, Parental Involvement, Parents as teachers, Public Education, student achievement, teacher training
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Hello Family!

Very briefly…. I prepared this document for Nia’s school and decided to post it on my blog in the event that there are any teachers, parents or administrators out there who need a quick and last minute resource to begin their Black History Month celebrations tomorrow!  It’s a “On This Day in Black History…” and gives an important fact for each day of the month… Continue Reading

 

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