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We at Latino Education Advancement Fund know that there are social and economic disparities affecting first generation Latino community. Some examples are: (a) limited understanding of how to deal with immigration status/DACA issues, (b) linguistic and educational barriers for adult-aged Latinos, (c) isolation within school culture of ESOL populations, (d) community racial conflicts, and (e) less familiarity with the school choice process. We believe in DIVERSITY, EDUCATIONAL EQUITY AND INCLUSION, therefore, we invite you to help us spread the word about our 8a. Cumbre Educativa for parents and students. A two-day virtual conference for Latino parents completely in Spanish and for students in English. Please share the dates with teachers, parents, school administrators, the conference is free and everyone can join from anywhere. #ifyoushareyoucare #cubreeducativa #latinoparens #latinostudents #diversityequityinclusion

For teachers: Free resources Australians Together whose mission is to improve lived experiences of First Nations people, by shifting the perspectives and worldviews of non-Indigenous Australians have produced a toolkit that helps embed First Nations perspectives across teaching. https://lnkd.in/g9cz-QzZ

Unlock Your Future: Adult African History & Reconnect Programs Unlock the rich tapestry of African history with our engaging adult education courses! Join SPEAKER_11 as they introduce you to vital historical narratives often overlooked in traditional education. Discover how the Operation Reconnect Program empowers youth and adults to regain their educational and employment pathways. #AfricanHistory #AdultEducation #ReconnectProgram #Empowerment #HistoricalNarratives #EducationForAll #YouthPrograms #LifelongLearning #AcceleratedDiploma #CulturalAwareness

We’ve consistently received one request from students, parents, and school principals: to add a course for 9th graders, the last year of middle school in Madagascar. 💡 And finally, this year, we’ve done it! In our latest blog post, we share a behind-the-scenes look at how we develop our sexuality education and life skills curricula for young adolescents — and why we write our own curricula in the first place. ⚙️ Language choices. Gender nuances. Context. Cost. We consider so many factors. And not only do we draw upon years of experience and months of iteration, but we also pre-test our scripted lesson plans with students — a critical step. Learn all about it: 🟡 In English: https://lnkd.in/gaXwbMF5 🟠 En français: https://lnkd.in/gbGi76VP *** We are grateful for Mundo Cooperante's Right to be a Girl Fund for supporting the development of this curriculum!

Heading to the ProLiteracy Worldwide Conference on Adult Education in Baltimore this weekend? EnGen will join two timely conversations, both on Monday: A panel on building partnerships between #EdTech, library, and adult literacy; and a workshop on engaging volunteers in supporting adult English learners. https://lnkd.in/e8PW3ZwY #adulteducation #English #upskilling

Our survey of Houston-area parents and educators made one thing clear: Latino parents and caregivers want to be involved in their children’s education. But barriers in our educational system continue to keep our Latino parents from fully engaging. Latinos for Education CEO and Founder Amanda Fernandez shares some ways our parents and educators think the educational system can change not just to benefit and engage them, but ultimately benefit our Latino students. Download our parent survey white paper to learn more: English: https://hubs.la/Q02DsVkH0 Español: https://hubs.la/Q02DsSBm0

A clear citizenship definition for kids revolves around the idea of being an active and responsible member of a community. Teaching children about citizenship can be fun and inspiring! Students learn what it means to be a good citizen through activities that allow them to experience making a difference in their family, classroom, or community. Read our article for fun activities that teach citizenship by visiting: https://lnkd.in/efz4K_aS #CharityforChange #charactereducation #afterschoolprogram #summerprogram #ElementaryEducation #beagoodcitizen

Cooperation means “Working together to reach the same goal.” Providing opportunities for elementary-school-aged children to learn cooperation also makes their learning experience more enjoyable! For practical tips and ideas for teachers looking to nurture cooperation in young minds, read our article by visiting https://buff.ly/3VaEVGo #CharityforChange #charactereducation #cooperation #cooperationiskey #afterschoolprogram #summerprogram #ElementaryEducation

Discover the secrets to raising bilingual children! 🌟 Check out this fascinating article from #BBCFuture on effective strategies for nurturing bilingualism in children. As a private bilingual school, we're passionate about providing the best education for young minds. Explore the insights shared in this article and learn how we incorporate these approaches into our curriculum at Lycée international de Calgary. #BilingualEducation #LyceeCalgary #LanguageLearning #ChildDevelopment https://lnkd.in/eKH8GXqc

A new school year is fast approaching, and teachers are going to organize clubs aiming to build communities. In times of uncertainty and global unrest, promoting inclusion and equity among students of all age can foster resilience, and a sense of community, locally and globally 🌍 One way of building a school community is starting a Peace Club, a space where students can feel safe, resolve conflicts peacefully, and develop a sense of empathy and respect. 💡 How to Start a Peace Club: 1 - Plan Activities: Use a variety of resources to create games, art, dance, role play, etc. 2 - Invite Students: Invite students from different grades to join the Peace Club. 3- Promote Discussions: Encourage open discussions on topics like equity, diversity, and inclusion. 4- Celebrate Cultures: Organize cultural exchange days where students can share traditions, music, and food from their heritage. 5 - Make a Difference: Empower students to take action in promoting peace and understanding both in and outside of school. The following activities can be used to promote PEACE during Club meetings. Peace One Day is a celebration that happens on September 21. The website has educational resources in English, French, Spanish, Chinese, and Russian. For primary and Secondary students. Here are some lessons you can find on the website. All lesson plans are free 😊 Who Will You Make Peace With?  https://lnkd.in/gnMypNiw Poem for Peace https://lnkd.in/gEFiG7K5 Climate Action education resource https://lnkd.in/gpzq8Qsh Start a Peace Club today and watch your students become peace activists at school and beyond. #peaceclub #equityanddiversity #globalcitizenship #teacherresource