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Artificial intelligence has taken a great leap forward with the recent unveiling of ChatGPT, a powerful AI generator unlike anything we've seen to date. The news is abuzz with articles about the "shadow side" of ChatGPT, which has become apparent to numerous journalists who were offered…
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The resources listed below will assist teachers in developing ELA lessons and units that are culturally responsive. The content can help inspire ELA students during Black History Month and throughout the year.
Race, Racism and Racial Justice Resources
The New York Times has curated a…
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This page from Pew Research Center provides a range of short data stories that are current and relevant. The Pew Research Center is a nonpartisan fact tank that informs the public about the issues, attitudes, and trends shaping the world. It conducts public opinion polling,…
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Emily is studying to take her high school equivalency exam at the Worcester Adult Learning Center. Here, she shares her story and her plans for the future.
Transcript - Emily on Returning to School (New Window) | See all student stories.
If you're ready to take your next…
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Want to learn about individuals who have shaped mathematics and helped to develop some of the technology, tools, and toys we enjoy today? This set of mathematician profile cards includes 19 biographies of important mathematicians from around the world. These are used in a card matching activity…
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Introduction to the Video Series: Remote ELA Instructional Practices
Find inspiration and examples for teaching remotely in this series of videos co-produced by the SABES English Language Arts and Literacy (ELA) and Communications PD Centers. In addition to examples of remote ELA instruction, these…
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Do you wish you could learn English, get your GED or HiSET, or go to college, but you're not sure where to turn?
Or maybe you're worried about returning to school? Hear firsthand from these students about their experiences.
Amina returned to school to learn English, to help her sons with their…
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This collection contains a variety of resources to help you plan career-contextualized units, lessons, and activities within your ESOL curriculum. Content categories include Materials and Activities to Integrate Career Content, Tools for Career Integration, and Rationale and Additional…
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The Enhancing Access for Refugees and New Americans (EARN) project page is now live in LINCS. EARN is a national leadership activity that is building the capacity of states, local programs, and classroom instructors to provide comprehensive immigrant integration services, centering around…
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Be the Change is Quizlet’s social justice library, filled with impactful and approachable information for educators to use in and out of the classroom. With materials from NPR and the New York Times' 1619 project, Be The Change offers a variety of relevant texts with accompanying vocabulary…