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EDCI6201 Book Series Same As It Never Was
“Same As It Never Was” is an account of Gregory Michie’s return to teaching Middle School in Chicago Public Schools. Michie left teaching to become a university professor, teaching the next generation of teachers. Although hesitant to return to teaching, Michie accepted is old/new position at an...
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EDCI6201 Book Series Language Across Difference
“Language Across Difference” follows the studies of Django Paris in South Vista High School as he studies the effects of language on inclusion of student population groups. South Vista’s community is majority Latinx/Hispanic, followed by African Americans, and many Pacific Islanders, like…
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EDCI6201 Book Series Separated
On a Thursday in November of 2013, every Latino man who drove away from a shared apartment above a small auto repair shop had failed to return – arrested, one by one, by ICE agents and local police. William Lopez writes a narrative of that day, addressing modern implications of police brutality…
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EDCI6201 Book Series Unsettled Belonging
“Unsettled Belongings” by Abu El-Haj adds to the discussion of educational inclusion of Palestinian-American students. As conflict continues to rage in the Middle East between Palestinians and Israelis, many of these Palestinian students have dual nationality, both to America in which they were...
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EDCI6201 Book Series Shifting Boundaries
“Shifting Boundaries” by Alexis Silver discusses the implications of immigration policies on a federal, state, and local level by looking through the perspective of citizens of Allen Creek, NC. A small, rural town, Allen Creek is influenced by local prejudices as well as state and federal...
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TESL 6206 Book Series We Don't Need Another Hero
Hello everyone and welcome to the Teacher Activist podcast, my name is Alex Denham and I am your host. This is the final podcast in the book series on Globalization efforts in Education. The final book in this series is called We Don’t Need Another Hero by Gregory Michie. Again, I will summarize...
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TESL 6206 Book Series Juarez Girls Rising
Welcome back to the Teacher Activist podcast series. I’m your host, Alex Denham, and in this episode I am going to discuss the book Juarez Girls Rising by Claudia Cervantes-Soon. Set in Cuidad Juarez, Mexico, right across from the El Paso, TX boarder, sets Preparatoria Altavista. Altavista is...
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TESL 6206: Book Series A Home on the Field
TESL 6206: Book Series A Home on the Field Welcome back to the podcast series Teacher Activist. In this episode, I am going to discuss the book A Home on the Field by Paul Cuadros. Set in the small town of Siler City, NC, Paul stumbles upon a poultry factory town with an influx of Latinx...
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TESL-6206 Book Series: Enrique's Journey
Welcome back to Teacher Activist podcast. I’m Alex Denham and this episode we are going to discuss the book Enrique’s Journey by Sonia Nazario. I am going to be discussing the book in full detail, so spoilers ahead.
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TESL-6206 Book Series: Accommodation without Assimilation
In this podcast, Alexander Denham, a student at UNC Charlotte, will summarize (briefly) and address two topics from the book "Accommodation without Assimilation" by Margaret A. Gibson.
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The Impact of Teacher-Activists: The Importance of Culturally Responsive Teaching and How Teachers Can Advocate For Their Students
ELED 6260 Final Project The goal of this final presentation (via podcast) is to inform and inspire educators to become teacher-activists in their school communities. Teacher-activists are proponents of culturally responsive teaching, advocating for their students at a community, school, and...
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