"Teaching for Black lives means engaging students in critical self-reflection, grounding our curriculum and teaching in their lives and communities, & orienting them toward community activism & social transformation." -@valeriestrauss via @washingtonpost wapo.st/2TTSNo3

Teachers, if you need help navigating tough conversations with your students around race, violence, and injustice, especially concerning this past week's events, here are some approaches other educators are using. bit.ly/3gP172n

"We must commit to teaching in a way that totally disrupts & dismantles the system of oppression we have been operating within for over 400 years. "- Kelisa Wing (@kelisa_l2teach). For actionable steps for educators, read her latest @edutopia bit.ly/2Mlfqxu

"There are so many unknowns for schools, districts, and the entire system. But we do know that we can’t go back to what was happening before—what was considered normal in our education system was not serving our kids." 💯💯💯 bit.ly/2X5G3g4

"1 in 4 Americans don't have access to high-speed internet at home, and yet a reliable connection has become an essential part of the school day." An important ~3 min listen 🎧 on the #broadbandgap from @NPR n.pr/2XyxWrr