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- 2. Online handouts with“hot” links: OCTELA Ning: http://octela.ning.com/ Conference Handouts 2013 PowerPoint slides available at: http://www.slideshare.net/hildebka/nbgs-2013 Or … <hildebka@gmail.com>
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- 4. What is yourschool district doing to promote 21st Century Learning Theme: Global Awareness? http://www.p21.org/
- 5. What is yourschool district doing to promote 21st Century Learning Theme: Global Awareness?
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- 8. Diversity Grows inFranklin County and Statewide: June 2011 ~ Over 20% of the students in 13 of 16 Franklin County schools ~ 42.8% of the 161,523 students in FC district schools ~ 62.7% of the 18,518 students in FC public charter schools ~ 21.9% of the 1,680,042 students in districts statewide ~ 60.7% of the 113,740 students in public charter schools statewide
- 9. Why use global literature? ~ Preparing students to be global citizens is foremost among teachers' educational goals and is central to the teaching of social studies. ~ High quality trade books with multicultural and international themes can promote cultural and global awareness, which in turn advocates for peace and social justice.
- 10. Multiple Perspectives Why use global literature? …. cont. ~ Such literature allows teachers to select content about cultures and provide rich opportunities for students to analyze literature from multiple perspectives. ~ Teaching through multicultural and international literature in the classroom can bridge cultural gaps.
- 11. Mirrors & Windows Mirrors let readers see reflections of their own lives: windows let them see others' lives.
- 12. Criteria for selection Part I : Meet one or more criteria from this section • Portray cultural accuracy and authenticity of characters in terms of: (a) physical characteristics (b) intellectual abilities and problem solving capabilities (c) leadership and cooperative dimensions (d) social and economic status • Be rich in cultural details
- 13. • Honor andcelebrate diversity as well as common bonds in humanity; • Provide in-depth treatment of cultural issues; • Include characters within a cultural group or betwe two or more cultural groups who interact substantive and authentically; • Include members of a “minority” group for a purpos other than filling a “quota.”
- 14. Part II MeetALLcriteria fromthis section • Invite reflection, critical analysis, and respon • Demonstrate unique language or style • Meet generally-accepted criteria of quality for the genre in which they are written • Have an appealing format and be of enduring quality
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- 17. Alain Serres From the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, 1989 Groundwood Books http://www.unicef.org/crc/files/Rights_overview.pdf
- 18. “I have theright to go to school without having to pay, so that I can learn how birds or planes or poppy seeds fly.”
- 19. “I have theright to live under a roof, to be warm but not too hot, not to be poor and to have just enough of what I need, not more.”
- 20. “I have exactlythe same right to be respected, whether I am black or white, small or big, rich or poor, born here or somewhere else.”
- 21. “I have theright to breathe clean air that’s as pure as the blue sky or a newborn polar bear cub.
- 22. http://www.houseofanansi.com/I-Have-the-Right-to-Be-a-Child-P1713.aspx •Use on yourclass website •Introduce the book; predictions •Use as example of technology follow-up major points •Short text pdf. Follow-up
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- 47. SLJ interview: Chloe says,“Forever gone.” http://www.slj.com/2012/10/featured/interview-jacqueline-woodson-talks-about-he r-picture-book-each-kindness/ “We can’t assume we’ll get another chance. So do the right thing in this moment—be kind.”
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- 89. http://www.friendsofbonobos.org/ Research: Bonobos& Congo History
- 90. Gwenyth Swain Calkins Creek/BoydsMill Press
- 91. The author’s website: Examine the fiction vs nonfiction http://www.gwenythswain.com/Gwenyth_Swain/Ellis_Island.html Reader’s Theater; Short Text
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- 93. Email her fora Skype visit: gswain@gwenythswain.com Visit her blog: http://story-slinger.blogspot.com/
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- 97. Feb. 3, 2006:Members of the state's House of Representatives approved a Senate resolution on Wednesday that expressed "deepest sympathy" for the descendents of Louie Sam. http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/story/2006/03/01/louie-sam-060301.html
- 98. Margi Preus http://www.margipreus.com/margipre us.com/School_Visits_workshops.html Abrams Publishing
- 100. www.wwiinorge.com/Storrusten_eng.htm ErlingStorrusten “The Potato Spy”
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- 108. Interview: http://www.huffingtonpost. com/monica-edinger /interview-with-elizabeth -_b_1535203.html This is whatI say when people ask me to describe it: "It's a World War II spies 'n' pilots thriller about friendship. And the pilot and the spy are both girls.”
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- 119. Discussion guide atthe publisher website https://www.lernerbooks.com/products/t/11485/9780761361695/no-crystal-stair
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- 123. Andrea Davis & Brian Pinkney Hyperion 2013 Coretta Scott King Winner
- 124. Benjamin Banneker Thurgood Marshall Frederick Douglass Jackie Robinson W.E.B. DuBois Martin Luther King, Jr. Booker T. Washington Malcolm X A. Philip Randolph Barack Obama
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- 129. Info on GeorgiaO’Keefe
- 130. Dreaming + Action= Change Poems about: Sylvia Mendez Nicholas Cobb Father Gregory Boyle Anne Frank Jonas Salk Jean-Michael Basquiat Michelle Kwan Ashley Bryan Temple Grandin Martha Graham Georgia O’Keefe Christa McAuliffe Steven Spielberg Chad Hurley/Steve Chen/Jawed Karim (YouTube co-founders)
- 131. http://jillcorcoran.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-dare-to-dream-change-world-annual.html The Dare to Dream ... Change the World Annual Writing Contest for students grades three to eight will launch January 25th! DEADLINE: April 30, 2013
- 132. http://daretodreamchangetheworld.com/ (31 pages andCommon Core connections!)
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- 135. Cotton Boll I need the music of my forebears from Afrik, but take the mending to my lap And work beside the Missus’ chair. A spell Of quiet sewing, restful breath – it soothe My soul, dangling by a thread that been spun Like cotton fiber grown and pinched on this Hell place. Before I know, I’m rocking with the rhythm of the stitching, humming low The melody of “Gilead.” A balm For hunger, sorrow, heartache, yes, he is. A healing ointment found in Gilead on the eastern shore of the Jordan River was so curative that it was equal in worth to salt, a precious commodity in ancient times …
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- 146. http://www.npr.org/2012/08/20/159351584/what-the-future-holds-for-the-kids-of- kabul What The Future Holds For The 'Kids Of Kabul’ August 20, 2012
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- 148. J.L. Powers Seventeen writers contribute essays about how they became adults in times of war. Essays focus on modern history but take no sides. Vietnam from both sides. Bosnia. The Gulf War. Rwanda. Juárez. El Salvador. The list goes on and on. There are no winners, just the survivors left behind. Picking up the pieces. CincoPuntos Press
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- 150. http://www.thepiratetree.com/?s=that+mad+game THAT MAD GAME,GROWING UP in a WARZONE September 12, 2012 By nancyboflood An Anthology of Essays from Around the Globe. Edited by J.L.Powers “Imagine…” If all high school students and their parents would read this book, perhaps they would then yearn for peace, clamor for peace, and also have a deeper compassion for all who have fought wars, escaped…
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- 153. Audrey Hendricks Arnetta Streeter James Stewart Washington Booker
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- 157. 50th Anniversary ofthe Birmingham Children’s March http://www.wevegotajob.com/index.html
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- 160. http://www.cynthialevinson.com/for-teachers/ Teacher Resources: ~ Lesson plans ~ CCSS ~ Primary source documents ~ Interviews ~ Videos ~ more …
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- 171. Many organizations helppromote cultural understanding through reading ~ The International Reading Association ~ The American Library Association ~ National Council Teachers of English ~ National Association of Bilingual Education ~ USBBY (US Board on Books for Young People) ~ IBBY (International Board on Books for Young People)
- 173. Online handouts with“hot” links: OCTELA Ning: http://octela.ning.com/ Conference Handouts 2013 PowerPoint slides available at: http://www.slideshare.net/hildebka/nbgs-2013 Or … <hildebka@gmail.com>
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