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B.E.N. -Black Educators' Network empowers parents and teachers to strengthen students' academic success in K-12 schools.
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Join us April 19th @UCCS for our free 12th Annual Literacy Festival. Making Catapults, hands on STEAMMM activities Free #Educators 4-credit CLDE license renewal credit for #Colorado available.
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#TheView honors 'Sesame Street' co-creator Joan Ganz Cooney this #WomensHistoryMonth and her work to deliver educational television to children everywhere! Cooney broke barriers with her study on TV as a learning tool and created the 1st children's show with a multiracial cast.
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Quit taking your best teachers out of the classroom and making them “instructional coaches.” This is like taking Shohei Ohtani and making him the hitting coach.
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Interviewed a ‘Teacher of the Year’ who left the profession last month. “Why did you resign?” “I was constantly exhausted, overwhelmed, and left feeling unappreciated. Even with strong classroom management, student behavior was unmanageable—and the pay was simply too low.”
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We, the #youth, have something to say and we can say it well. We don't just want a seat at the table - we want a say at the table as well. How can the #community make space for #youthvoice? Find out in my TEDx Talk! https://t.co/h5gdw39bcP
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This #BHM, we honor Benjamin Mays, “Dean of the Movement,” whose legacy as a #BlackTeacher & mentor helped shape the Civil Rights Movement. As @Morehouse president, he inspired MLK & championed #edu as a tool for justice. His legacy shows that great teachers ignite & inspire. ✊🏾
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Honoring Black History Means Honoring Black Educators. Black Educators are (and have been) massive contributors to society. #TeachTruth
#BlackHistory #BlackEducators
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The history of Black educators shows, clear and plain, that they have shaped the very definition of what it means to be a great teacher.
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Black Educators' Network News! via @SmoreNewsletter
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We continue our #BlackHistoryMonth celebration of Black educators with the legacy of Anna Julia Cooper. A scholar, activist, and one of the first Black women to earn a Ph.D., she championed #edu as a tool for racial & gender equity. Her work continues to inspire generations.
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It may seem early, but prepration usually breeds success. We are collecting #diversebooks for our 12th Annual Literacy Festival @UCCS April 19, 2025. Dm for how you can donate new/gently used multicultural books for kids all ages #ReadMore
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A true hero has taken his final flight. ✈️ Lt. Col. Harry Stewart Jr., one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airman, has passed at 100. He broke barriers and defended a country that denied him equality when he returned home. His legacy soars on. Rest in Power, Lt. Col. Stewart.
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When everything around us feels overwhelming, we must not lose sight of the importance of educating our Black youth. @selmekki spoke before the @EdWorkforceCmte about how Black educators are crucial for student success. #WeNeedBlackTeachers
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Honoring Black History Means Honoring Black Educators. Black Educators are (and have been) massive contributors to society. #TeachTruth
#BlackHistory #BlackEducators
https://t.co/6QDMFeKQCh
@edu_post @CenterBlackEd
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Martin Luther King Jr. knew that we couldn't afford to be disengaged or wait for the perfect "ally" to work with. It's good to have @ccoleiii back bringing #CommonSense to the masses. #MLKWeekend #mlkday2025 WATCH: https://t.co/zqcRIeBhW1
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#TheKingCenter presents, ‘Sharing Our History, Shaping Our Future,’ a 2025 Black History Month series. Dr. Maya Angelou once said, “History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.” Of course, not all Black History
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