How to Build An Anti-Racist Bookshelf
Who’s Outside? How to Build An Anti-Racist Bookshelf is an interactive online workshop for educators we offered in January 2021.
Read moreWho’s Outside? How to Build An Anti-Racist Bookshelf is an interactive online workshop for educators we offered in January 2021.
Read moreHow do we effectively engage people in our community who aren’t already predisposed to discuss race and the impacts of
Read moreThis has been a tough few weeks. Even in relative terms to 2020, it was “a week.” Our sense of
Read moreAnd they’re willing to tell you how. Children begin internalizing racial bias by the time they are two years old.
Read moreSchools are committed to bringing anti-racism into curricula and systems more than ever before. Even in predominantly white schools there
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Listeners: our hearts are breaking. Our hearts are breaking for all of Vermont’s Black students, Black educators, and Black families.
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I’m Jeanie Phillips, and this is Vermont Ed Reads: books by, for and with Vermont educators. Today we’re joined by
Read moreTracing a middle level social identity unit Identity. Oppression. Social justice. Structural racism. Liberation. These are some intense ideas to
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In this episode of #vted Reads, I return to my old stomping grounds at Green Mountain Union High School. I’m
Read more7 tips for educators Create a place where all students lives are seen and valued. Expand the idea of what
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In this episode of #vted Reads, we talk about the 57 Bus by Dashka Slater. Based on a real-life incident,
Read moreBreaking bread & stereotypes with formerly incarcerated Vermonters Food and community are inextricably linked. Birthdays, funerals, weddings, holidays: a meal
Read moreWhen asked “what is your working definition of personalized learning?” Charlie Herzog, an educator at Flood Brook replied: “Relevancy is
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Also featuring: The Green Mountain Book Awards! Legendary Librarian Jeanie Phillips is back on the podcast talking about what else
Read moreA trio of Tuttle 6th graders led educators from around Vermont through activities in bias-awareness and social identity at the
Read moreIt all starts with an idea. Races Against Racism have taken place around the country, and last spring, a community
Read moreHow will your students prepare for active engagement in democracy? Last spring Christie Nold, a 6th grade teacher at Frederick
Read moreThe birth of a YA teacher’s book club “Sometimes you can do everything right and things will still go wrong.
Read moreStandard 3-part story-driven post: 1) what it is, 2) what it looks like in a school, 3) how to do it in your school
Read moreEminent education researcher speaks at UVM Visiting New Zealand researcher Emily Nelson PhD spoke this past week to Vermont educators
Read moreAs I look at what I am reading and want to read this summer, it’s kind of all over the
Read moreOn equity in the digital classroom
Read moreProject-based learning is alive and well in rural Vermont As part of The Cabot School‘s Exhibition of Learning earlier this
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