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A middle school teacher in Baltimore

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Universalizing Racism in Public Schools in 2020

October 23, 2020 • by A middle school teacher in Baltimore
I wonder if the fact that we are completely virtual (at least for now) helps students to listen to each other respectfully and to open to each other as they broadcast into the classroom from a familiar, private space. Of course, e-learning is not the same as in-person learning and has enormous ...
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