Barbara C. Cruz
Teoksen Teaching Social Studies to English Language Learners (Teaching English Language Learners Across the Curriculum) tekijä
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Barbara C. Cruz is a professor of social science education at the University of South Florida
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Teaching Social Studies to English Language Learners (Teaching English Language Learners Across the Curriculum) (2008) 16 kappaletta
Talking diversity with teachers and teacher educators : exercises and critical conversations across the curriculum (2014) 4 kappaletta
Triumphs and Struggles for Latino Civil Rights (From Many Cultures, One History) (2008) 2 kappaletta
The Elementary Teacher's Guide to the Best Internet Resources (On The Internet Series) (2006) 2 kappaletta
School dress codes : a pro/con issue 1 kappale
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This series biography tells the story of Alvin Ailey's interesting and accomplished life in a straightforward, unbiased way. The first half includes background information about what was going on in the world at different points in Ailey's development; things like the Great Depression and the Civil Rights Movement shaped Alvin Ailey as a person and an artist. The second half of the book focuses on the work of his American Dance Theater company. Many individuals were instrumental to Ailey's growth and success as a dancer and choreographer. Their lives and influence are also detailed here, along with developments in the dance world, making this a thorough and well-rounded account of the life and work of this gifted artist.… (lisätietoja)
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I think this would be a great book for anyone student in understanding that just because their skin color may match another's doesn't mean they are the same, and even if it isn't the same that doesn't mean they are that much different.
I chose grades 6 through 8 for this book because i think it is too in depth for younger age groups but I also think it could be used for older students.