“Where’s My Story?”: Ideas for Teaching About Diversity in Books
In this guest post, originally posted at EdWeek and reposted here with permission, Philadelphia-based teacher…
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The Miseducation of Native American Students
In this guest post, author and editor Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz discusses the dehumanizing myths and misconceptions…
The Opposite of Colorblind: Why it’s essential to talk to children about race
Tu Books Publisher Stacy Whitman discusses why avoiding discussions of race with young people can…
Thoughts on Ferguson and Recommended Resources
A note from the publisher of LEE & LOW BOOKS on the events in Ferguson,…
We Need Diverse Books Because…
Join the #WeNeedDiverseBooks campaign to share why diversity in books matters to you.
Using Infographics in the Classroom to Teach Visual Literacy
Literacy expert, Jill Eisenberg, offers discussion questions and activities about the Lee & Low Books'…
