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Conversations about race can make people squirm. 🎧 Hear 🎧 how teachers in Broward County learned how to have meaningful conversations about race and better serve their students. @NimahGobir https://t.co/gp3iXEHOzj

"Why Kids and Teens Need Diverse Books and Our Recommended Reads" Love this list of books for all ages help kids step outside their Care Zones - books are a fabulous tool to build #emppathy https://t.co/WjdRe3l48M

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Watching Neighbours. Twice! https://t.co/Vmm3yP2vVB

There are times for calling people in and times for calling people out— including in educational spaces. This excerpt from @tiffanymjewell's book can help students (and educators) understand the difference between the two methods and how to approach them. https://t.co/FApiFRoo2P

Halloween: The Morning-After, Kids-Growing-Older Edition https://t.co/mOt4euWe81 by @whithonea of @LADadsGroup #citydads #dadlife #parenting #halloween #Halloween2021

A #latetalker can catch up, but not always. Be informed! https://t.co/nHDXefJG1x #speechdelay https://t.co/dLpo35701Z

“While you are certainly the expert about your child, the educator is the expert on teaching young people at this grade level. There is room for both of you to learn something.” https://t.co/KYTvkVJK0t https://t.co/WdqC90zDd6

Paper Plate #Octopus Craft via @ParentingPatch https://t.co/TqYAXuRjdq #crafts #paperplates

Your fertile window: Understanding when you’re at your most fertile: https://t.co/lwimUzguIZ

Often the easiest way to begin with Montessori at home is to start with activities. Montessori activities are based on developing the whole child. We begin by looking at the child to see what their needs are. -Simone Davies, #family

‘A Web’ Book #Review via @ParentingPatch https://t.co/O30aDpGpNI #aweb #bookreview

Here's the problem with how #toys are marketed! https://t.co/6ThCM7txjE #earlyyears

“Parents should use these meetings to develop a relationship with the educator and present themselves as a team player in their child’s education. Use this time to develop actionable solutions for improving his academic experience.” https://t.co/KYTvkVJK0t https://t.co/ngVFXIncYs