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Showing posts with label STORY TIME. Show all posts
Showing posts with label STORY TIME. Show all posts

Friday, May 14, 2021

Teachers, Bloggers, Writers: Tell Your Story | Diane Ravitch's blog

Teachers, Bloggers, Writers: Tell Your Story | Diane Ravitch's blog
Teachers, Bloggers, Writers: Tell Your Story



Experienced education journalist Jeff Bryant is collecting stories about successful community schools and he would like to hear from you.

Jeff writes:

Education Writers, Bloggers, Podcasters, Content Sharers WantedA national network has organized a project to lift up stories from public schools about their success in using the community schools approach for transformational school improvement. There is a treasure trove of powerful stories about community schools ready to be told. There is authoritative research to validate the approach. And there are audiences eager to learn of an alternative to decades of failed education policies. But we need people – writers, podcasters, TV and print journalists, videographers and community leaders — to tell those stories to the American public. We can connect you to people in these communities so you can tell their stories through your own outlet, your social media channels, or in a regional or national media outlet to a much larger audience. if you’re interested in joining this network, contact Jeff Bryant at jeffb.cdm@gmail.com.
Jeff

Monday, February 8, 2021

Story time: Julian Reads for Kids in English and Spanish | Cloaking Inequity

Story time: Julian Reads for Kids in English and Spanish | Cloaking Inequity
STORY TIME: JULIAN READS FOR KIDS IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH



In this virtual schooling world due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it was an honor to be asked to read a book for the Fayette County Public Schools “Virtual Mentors Read Program.” I read Carlos and the Squash Plant by Jan Romero Stevens, a book for elementary students, in English and Spanish. I also read The Broken Bike Boy and the Queen of 33rd Street by Sharon G. Flake, a book for middle school students. Enjoy!







Enjoy!

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