Pamela D. Tabor, Author

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Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park is where an American legend began. Born Araminta Ross in Maryland’s Eastern Shore, Tubman resisted her enslavement from an early age and ultimately escaped alone and on her own in 1849. She returned to the Eastern Shore at least 13 times and freed more than 70 people trying to keep family and friends from being separated due to enslavement. Tubman went on to aid the US Army during the Civil War and continued to advocate for the rights of African Americans, women, and Americans with disabilities after the war.

African American history is preserved and shared in many national parks with some being created as monuments to remember specific individuals in our nation's history. Explore national parks that were named after people and visit their websites to take a deeper look at their life's achievements, contributions, and lasting legacies. Learn more at: https://www.nps.gov/articles/000/parks-named-in-honor-of-african-americans.htm

Image: Numerous depictions of Harriet Tubman tell the story of every stage in her life and are paired with interactive exhibits at the visitor center.

Changed my profile pic to the "imperfection pledge" we're taking in the eCourse. I need the reminder. I am imperfect and I am enough. Repeat. No really. REPEAT.

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I just published my very first article on Medium! Check it out: https://medium.com//how-can-you-possibly-teach-numeracy-616f6096f58e Be sure to follow me if you like my article! I plan to publish about one a week. Think of it as a blog or a journal. Feel free to comment and share!!!

If I'm thinking correctly, the odds of four quarterbacks on the same team being injured the same season is 83521⁄1048576 or 0.07965183258056640625!

Numeracy for All Learners Numeracy for All Learners is a wide-ranging overview of how Math Recovery® theory, pedagogy, and tools can be applied meaningfully to special education to support learners with a wide range of educational needs. It builds on the first six books in the Math Recovery series and presents knowledge, re...

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is something near and dear to my heart. Education ought to be a vehicle for improved equity--not a source of inequity.

Getting Better at Getting More Equitable: Opportunities and Barriers for Using Continuous Improvement to Advance Educational Equity In this study, WestEd researchers examine how education leaders think about and use continuous improvement to address equity issues.

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Less than 16% of adults have the most recent COVID booster nationally. No wonder we are still in the midst of the pandemic. If you haven't yet gotten the latest booster, please do so. I'm tired of this mess.