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February 21, 2019

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Greg McVerry

#edu307 "I found it interesting how the author referred to the education practices African American males are associated as a “path to humiliation” (T

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#edu307 "I found it interesting how the author referred to the education practices African American males are associated as a “path to humiliation” (Tatum, 3). The “disabling” texts that these students are encountering in schools do not meet the characteristics that will enable these students to set themselves on a positive life path." Wow such a powerful qu

Greg McVerry

I love the "Maybe Something Beautiful: How Art Transformed a Neighborhood", but for me its a tale of literacy in action and how #conectedlearning can

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I love the "Maybe Something Beautiful: How Art Transformed a Neighborhood", but for me its a tale of literacy in action and how #conectedlearning can drive our #literacies improvements through #connectedlearning practices. By painting a community we spread love and meaning and these skills matter in the classroom as much as phonics

Greg McVerry

Yes schools have often been a place to reinforce the gender binary and allow toxic masculinity to flourish, bringing in stories provides us the first

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Yes schools have often been a place to reinforce the gender binary and allow toxic masculinity to flourish, bringing in stories provides us the first step, but questioning our long-held bias, and not knowing is a societal bias is even better. I hope you continue to explore this line of thought in #edu307

Greg McVerry