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Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography

“schools are sites of suffering.”

This article is an informative read. It echoes my experiences as a Black girl in the education system I now serve. Read the article and then order your copy of Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography 👉🏾 https://www.amazon.com/Antiguan-America-Autobiography-Karima-Hughes/dp/B0B9LDGMPP

Back in the 90s— Sadly, I recall being called fast when I wore a midriff for the first time. I was in 9th grade!

https://wordinblack.com/2023/03/black-children-deserve-to-be-children/

Black Children Deserve to Be Children - Word In Black Black girls are called "fast" and boys are seen as men. Both lose their innocence thanks to adultification bias.

Let’s talk about it! Identity — when planning instruction, how do you leverage your learners’ intersecting identities?

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Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography

Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography by Karima Hughes

https://www.mskarimahughes.com

Low Expectaions - 3 Ways the unconsciously or consciously manifest and what you can do about it.

How Low Expectations Manifest in a Teacher’s Pedagological Practice and In-class Decisions A 7th grade student walks into the classroom seven minutes late. She walks straight to the back of the classroom where her assigned seat is located in Ms. Mathew’s class. The student, Willow, takes her seat and removes her notebook and laptop from her backpack. She places these items on her desk; ...

Designing instruction for adults is my love language. Hearing their feedback is the ultimate reward.

QUICK Read . . . A compilation of her “personal histories” centered on race. Teachers/ instructors of immigrant learners — a must read. Written by an Antiguan immigrant capturing her experiences of growing up and being educated in America. Available today on Amazon!

Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B9LDGMPP

Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography Antiguan in America: A Racial Autobiography

Who are you as an instructor, teacher or instructional designer?

Professional Identity development the pathway to building self-efficacy. Let’s get there together!!