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“Providing young children with high-quality early learning opportunities can improve the experiences of Missouri children and families today and help reduce the human and fiscal costs of crime in the future.” Read our latest Missouri report here: bit.ly/43XaGoK

A social justice approach to education involves two instructional strategies: antiracist and abolitionist teaching. Both approaches allow faculty to implement educational practices that provide meaningful, relevant, and liberating learning experiences for students. Learn more about social justice education on the ATD Strategy Hub: https://lnkd.in/g6fC4UCT

Why is it important to learn about Social Justice, Education, and Technology, and your initial ideas for how you, a future teacher, can integrate these concepts into your teaching?  - As a future teacher, it is important to learn about social justice, education, and technology because as a teacher you need to know what you are talking about and not have to learn it while trying to teach others. #EDLT3110

Individual freedom was one of the founding ideals of America. Today, barriers in the current educational system are making it more difficult for families to exercise their freedoms. Ed Tarnowski, EdChoice State Policy Associate, wrote an article highlighting how educational freedom is the American way. https://lnkd.in/gmErt4D4

As you prepare to send your child off to college this fall, let us help you fund your children's college education by sharing the various options available. It is never too early or too late to plan for a loved one's Education Learn More ⇩ https://lnkd.in/gQ58aRxf #ascendplanning #wealthstrategies #educationfunding

As you prepare to send your child off to college this fall, let us help you fund your children's college education by sharing the various options available. It is never too early or too late to plan for a loved one's Education Learn More ⇩ https://lnkd.in/giFuTMPR #ascendplanning #wealthstrategies #educationfunding

Baltimore City Public Schools is the only exception to Maryland's system of county-based school districts. It's carved right out of the middle of Baltimore County Public Schools. In school year 19-20, City Schools had about 1.25x the dollars per pupil as Baltimore County Public Schools, but about 3x the poverty rate. Ask any math teacher (or edu researcher) - those numbers don't add up. We stand with NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. and Alaizah Koorji- Maryland must provide Baltimore City Schools students the funding they deserve. We should also rethink the way district lines concentrate poverty in the first place - in Baltimore and in districts around the country. 

As summer ends, transitioning back to school can be tough, especially for those seeking recovery. At McCallum Place, a customized educational program is included within our residential program to ensure our clients continue their academic journey without interruption. Our team collaborates with schools, counselors, and teachers to tailor plans and ensure success. Learn more about our residential adolescent program and school in treatment: https://ow.ly/aH7E50SUgX5

Why is it important to learn about Social Justice, Education, and Technology, and your initial ideas for how you, a future teacher, can integrate these concepts into your teaching?  I believe it is important because it helps students develop a deeper understanding of social issues, empathy for others, and create critical thinking for all students. #EDLT3110_M71_R7. 

This is an excellent article about embracing the science of reading in adult education. It gives a look into the reality of the underfunded and overlooked adult literacy world. "If the numbers of children currently reading below grade level are correct, we are heading into an even worse adult literacy crisis than we have now. The rallying cry for effective instruction methods for children is loud and clear. But it is time to sound the bell for the refugees of the broken reading education system as well: all those children who didn’t learn and are now adults, still not reading." Literacy Source classes provide explicit alphabetics (phonics and phonemics) instruction to our adult emergent readers. We see this need and are proud of what we do to help stop the adult literacy crisis. Why the Adult Education World Is Overdue In Embracing the Science of Reading – The 74 (the74million.org)