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Every student deserves a teacher who makes professional growth a top priority.
Every teacher deserves an administrator who is supportive & encouraging.
Every parent/guardian deserves both.
#education #edchat
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Teach and measure critical thinking about historical photos with our newest lesson on Dorothea Lange's Migrant Mother photograph: sheg.stanford.edu/history-le…
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#POTUS Lyndon B. Johnson's Presidential Proclamation of April 5, 1968, declaring April 7 as a Day of National Mourning for Martin Luther King, Jr. catalog.archives.gov/id/2999… #MLK50 #OTD
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Franklin D. Roosevelt at Hyde Park with the 263 year old Dutch family Bible on which he would take the oath of office. 85 years ago #OTD 2/27/1933: catalog.archives.gov/id/7422…
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Many former enslaved black men who served in the #CivilWar used an alias to prevent recapture. This #tintype was used to identify Randall Nash, who served in the #USCT under the alias Randall Talbot: go.usa.gov/xnepY #BHM
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Abolitionist, author, orator, and statesman #FrederickDouglass born 200 years ago, ca. February 14, 1818. More via @USNatArchives: archives.gov/news/topics/afr… #BHM #Archivesblackhistory
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12 TED Talks to celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth: t.ted.com/xk5p5o8
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Learn about the African American contribution to #WW1 in "A Brief Look at African American Soldiers in the Great War" ow.ly/Jgof30irRC6 #BHM
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Today marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of #FrederickDouglass. Learn more: go.usa.gov/xnHrz #BHM #ArchivesBlackHistory
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#ArchivesBlackHistory: Members of the Little Rock Nine in 1957 & at the library in 2014. #BlackHistoryMonth
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For years, the story of this 1940s couple in the Scurlock Studio Collection was a mystery ... until a curator's chance encounter at a book store helped crack the case. Discover their story: s.si.edu/RicksMystery #BlackHistoryMonth #ArchivesBlackHistory
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On #NationalGoodNeighborDay, let's recognize the benefits of looking out for one other: go.usa.gov/xRu7X
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"Newsmap" of Sept. 28, 1942 details #WW2 battlefronts across the globe 75 yrs ago. "Jungle Warfare" on reverse: todaysdocument.tumblr.com/po… #OTD
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Join us for a discussion on the meaning of the #Constitution with @LoyolaLaw prof Alexander Tsesis: bit.ly/2fw3yIP
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"I can’t lament my students’ inability to decipher fake news if I haven’t given them a chance to practice doing it." aft.org/ae/fall2017/colglazi…
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Civics Kindness Rock Project in full swing! Which one will inspire you? ❤️🇺🇸@oms_bulldogs #CCPSProud #CCPSSTRONG
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"A #LaborDay Telegram To All Goodyearites…This is the Most Critical Labor day in American History…” #OTD 1942 todaysdocument.tumblr.com/ta… #WW2
#dbqsummit2017 🎉Great learning with fun fabulous educators at the DBQ Summit! – at Evanston, IL
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Today in 1776: The Declaration of Independence is read aloud to Gen. Washington's troops in New York. Lithograph: ow.ly/Fxui30dmANo

































