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Pennsylvania budget: why education must be a priority - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania budget: why education must be a priority

Your View: we need lawmakers to come together again and invest in education.

Source: mcall.com
30 Ways Science Educators Teach With The New York Times - Vimarsana News

30 Ways Science Educators Teach With The New York Times

Teachers tell us how they use Times reporting and multimedia to connect their science classrooms to the current events shaping our world.

Bemidji, MN Author Publishes Children's Book - Vimarsana News

Bemidji, MN Author Publishes Children's Book

In This Kids Book a Young Girl Discovers a Magical Fairy Realm.

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A teacher presses for more contemporary, diverse authors - Vimarsana News

A teacher presses for more contemporary, diverse authors

English literature needs to expand beyond Western canon Written By: Asher Price / Austin American-Statesman | 11:00 am, Mar. 10, 2021 × Lorena German, an English teacher and co-founder of Multicultural Classroom, at her home in Austin on Jan. 21, 2021. Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman/TNS AUSTIN, Texas –Lorena Germán, an Austin teacher who has worked to revamp the traditional English class reading list, has a saying: "It's one thing to take candy from a baby. It's another to take a classic text from an English teacher." As a member of the collective #DisruptTexts, Germán is...

Leander parents push back against reading lists they call inappropriate - Vimarsana News

Leander parents push back against reading lists they call inappropriate

Lori Hines brought a pink sex toy with her to the Feb. 25 Leander school board meeting to make a point: Certain books are not appropriate for kids to read in school, she said. The book at the heart of Hines’ complaint is "In the Dream House" by Carmen Maria Machado, an award-winning memoir that tells the story of Machado’s experience in an abusive relationship with an ex-girlfriend. Hines read several passages aloud, including one that referenced a sex toy, hence the prop, she said.  Hines is not the only parent in the district with concerns about the books that are available to students...