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The NRA Means Not Really for African Americans
Posted: July 10, 2016 in African American, Christian, education, motivation, politics, reformTavis Smiley: The NRA Means Not Really for African Americans | TIME
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Obama Initiative Offers Pell Grants To High School Students Enrolled In College Courses
Posted: June 24, 2016 in UncategorizedTags: achievement, education, School Reform, teaching
The Obama Administration is launching an experimental initiative to provide Pell grants to high school students enrolling in college courses. The initiative targets low-income students. Click on the “Source” title for the the full article. Knowledge IS Power! Terri D. Goldson, Sr.
Source: Obama Initiative Offers Pell Grants To High School Students Enrolled In College Courses
Charter schools are four times more likely to suspend black students than their white peers.
Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.usnews.com
US News reports that children of color who attend Charter Schools are four times as likely to be suspended, but does that really lead to the “School to Prison Pipeline” and does it negate the positive academic outcomes? Read, learn, explore and form your own opinion because… Knowledge IS Power!
Relationship Building Through Culturally Responsive Classroom Management
Posted: March 5, 2016 in Uncategorized
Hone your skills like curiosity, listening, cultural sensitivity, and humor to provide all students with equitable opportunities for learning.
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Making connections, building relationships and engaging students is so important. Read, learn, explore and form your own opinion because … Knowledge IS Power! Click on the article for the full story. Terri D. Goldson, Sr.
Black Male Teachers a Dwindling Demographic by Corey Mitchell Education Week
Posted: February 22, 2016 in Uncategorized
Good teaching has no color but a diverse teaching faculty can make a difference.
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Read, learn, explore and form your own opinion because … Knowledge IS Power! Click on the site for the full story. Check me out at TerriGoldson.com
African American employees tend to receive more scrutiny from their bosses than their white colleagues, meaning that small mistakes are more likely to be caught, which over time leads to worse performance reviews and lower wages.
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Is it true that African American employees undergo more scrutiny? Read, learn, explore and form your own opinion because… Knowledge IS Power! Click on the article for the full story. Check me out at TerriGoldson.com
