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Just News from Center X – April 19, 2024
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Mary Johnson: A Powerful Advocate for Educational Justice, 1955-2024
Mary Johnson, a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and groundbreaking advocate for parent power and educational justice, passed away at the age of 68. Over her lifetime of organizing and advocacy, she…
Design-Based Learning: The Starter City of the Future Guidebook
Interested in Design-Based Learning? We’ve created a Starter City Guidebook to show teachers how to build a city in their classroom, which is one of the cornerstones of the Design-Based Learning Project.
Just News from Center X – April 12, 2024
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Just News from Center X – April 5, 2024
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Trust and Tension
“Never let a conflict go to waste.” – Garmston and McKanders, Teachers as Facilitators
In a recent study session on collaborative practices, several colleagues and I brainstormed ideas to build trust in group settings, particularly when conflict arises. One person said, “We can remind people it’s ok to be in a place of tension without feeling destroyed or abandoned.” Written by Natalie Irons, Associate Director of Instructional Coaching.
Just News from Center X – March 29, 2024
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Just News from Center X – March 22, 2024
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East LA academic decathletes are competing for more than gold
Garfield High School students and UCLA Teacher Education Program alum Brian Cheng are heading to the state academic decathlon. They are competing in memory of their former coach, who passed away last year.