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- Define Social Justice A search for equity and opportunity for every child
- With an understanding that fair isn’t necessarily everyone getting the same thing, but everyone getting what they need to be successful
- Who I am and why I care
- Change can be frightening and sometimes not as eloquent as you might choose, but that one moment of shift inspires so many more to see what’s possible and beauty at every step of understanding
- To affect change globally
- Sometimes we just have to start locally, whether it’s going with the scientists who are pro-testing
- Learning who is representing you and and reaching out with 5 calls
- Or applying for grants to run a summer program and help students develop empathy and stem summer learning loss. This challenge was to design something that would give someone with a disability more freedom. One young woman cut open her teddy bear and retrofitted him with a makey makey to soothe a child with autism. Hold the hand, it plays a piece of classical music, touch the mouth and it emits the calming words of the mother and touch the heart to listen to it beat.
- Reinvent spaces that invent open ended problem based learning
- And create transformational makerspaces by Partnering with companies like Office Depot who are committed to learning
- It is our responsibility to find like minded partners like the national park services, libraries, and local innovators in learning through things like Doug Baldwin’s NJ Makers Day
- who are willing to build A clean, sustainable future.
- We first created the JerseyShoreMakerfest.org event each October to model our beliefs and instructional practices
- Our robonasium explodes with activity
- And a hi tech fashion on a runway created for children with low incidence disabilities from the A Harry Moore School in Jersey City meet students from around the globe to share their learning
- Taking these practices back to the classrooms and inspiring our next generation
- And working with organizations like ISTE for Ed Tech Advocacy in a year of pivotal decisions that will have a long-term impact on the E-Rate and Lifeline programs, the Student Support and Academic Enrichment Grant (ESSA Title IV, A), student data privacy and more. http://www.iste.org/advocacy/EdTech-Advocacy-and-Policy-Summit-2017
- Now, more than ever, is our moment as educators to share resources, advocate for opportunities for our children and “be the change we want to see in the world”. https://www.powerofpositivity.com/6-ways-to-be-the-change-you-want-to-see-in-the-world/
- Take action now! Tweet #Act4EdTech I #Act4EdTech because [your reasons] #MoreTitleIV #edpolicy #edfunding https://www.iste.org/advocacy/take-action