Andy Charrier • @speechanddebate lifer • #ClearTheAir • Jeeps • You live your life, you go in shadows • 1619 • Dogs make us whole
Minneapolis, MN
Joined January 2009
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By a vote of 37-10 the 2023-24 High School Policy Debate Topic will be Economic Inequality, which was also the topic the Urban Debate Network preferred. Thanks to our friends at the @NFHS_Org for overseeing the topic process.
You can see how the vote broke down below:
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The Lasting Legacy of Black Garden Clubs in America - How African American Garden Organizations Led Civic Engagement housebeautiful.com/lifestyle…
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ChatGPT - what can it do? What can it NOT do? What can educators do? Learn more by browsing this open source slide deck.
docs.google.com/presentation…
#highered #edtech #chatgpt #education #teachered #k12
ALT Screenshots of the ChatGPT & education slide deck
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Elizabeth Catlett (b. 1915 in Washington DC), descendant of the enslaved, daughter of a Tuskegee math professor & a teacher, herself a lifelong student & professor & ultimately a citizen of Mexico, was among the greatest American artists of the 20th century.
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Wilson Library. Minneapolis Campus
Date: Unknown
Source: University of Minnesota Libraries, University Archives.
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“Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose.”
― Zora Neale Hurston, who was born #OTD in 1891
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HS teacher Adam Sanchez at #AHA23 today, "Gloria Ladson-Billings explains that Critical Race Theory is not a conclusion, but a question: 'What accounts for the persistence of racial inequality?' And this question should be at the heart of any good social studies curriculum." 🧵
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Honest and direct talk from the former Gov. Arne Carlson.
He says @UMNews President Joan Gabel needs to quit one of her jobs and the 9 regents who approved that she join the Securian Financial board should be gone. Plus, words for @GovTimWalz as well!
omny.fm/shows/chad-hartman/a…
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Cryptocurrency is now worth less than the PBIS bucks your school gives out.
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World history teachers: Check out "Less Scrambling, More Reflecting" by @bramhubbell of @liberatingnarrs: liberatingnarratives.com/les…
Includes map ⬇️, critique of lesson “Scramble for Africa” (title alone is bad enough), & approaches to centering African resistance to colonization.
ALT Map of Africa with text in red boxes to identify African resistance movements in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. From Worlds Together Worlds Apart.
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This Day in Labor History: December 24, 1913. Striking Italian copper workers in Calumet, Michigan were holding their Christmas party in the town’s crowded Italian Hall building. Someone shouted “fire.” Let's talk about the Calumet Massacre!
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IBM computer plays “Jingle Bells” at Arlington State College in Texas, December 1965.
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Gateway Columns at Christmas
Minneapolis
1937
Ernest A. Kjorlie, photographer
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Image @hennepinhistory via @MnDigLib; collection.mndigital.org/cat…
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“…students with disabilities receiving special education and other services… made up 13 percent of the student population, yet they accounted for 80 percent of the students subjected to physical restraint and 77 percent of those subjected to seclusion.” washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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This is happening because the ice cap at the North Pole isn’t large enough anymore to keep the polar air mass in place so it slips down.
This is climate change in action.
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Natives been telling ya'll James Cameron's Avatar is racist and creepy as hell. The way he talks about the Lakota in this article is absolutely horrible.
amp.theguardian.com/world/20…
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“The schools we have now are committed to control through punishments and rewards—sorting, ranking, competition, and the treatment of young people as objects to be acted upon rather than human beings who themselves act in and on the world.” ~ Carla Shalaby
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My perspective has always been, what can we allow students to do with these devices that they could not do otherwise. While productivity, organization, assessment and access to class content improves efficiency, it doesn’t create new opportunities for students.
