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Forever Free: A Manifesto of Hope in the Fight for Children of Color Tracy Swinton Bailey Author
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An intimate look at our nation's historically rooted struggle to adequately educate vulnerable children, and a call to action to the privileged who are able to swing wide doors of opportunity.In every society, individuals use strategies to maintain or improve their social position, as well as their children's position. Although these strategies are different for children who face different challenges, the ability to read and write is a common thread in the lives of people considered to be successful by society at large. Reading and writing, however, are not the only practices involved in literacy. Environments of excellence assist learners in gaining multiple literacies and discourses, or the many ways that people make sense of their world, by developing such skills as critical thinking, self-discipline, curiosity, leadership, motivation, responsibility for learning, and school literacy skills.In addition to exploring the legacy of excellence that pulses through communities of color, this book is a call to action. The days when we could afford to sit on the sidelines quietly while others make decisions about the fate of our children are long gone, if they ever even existed. We convinced ourselves that once we cast our votes, our elected officials would advance the best interest of our nation, making our children a top priority. It's time to wake up to the bald and uncompromising facts. The gap between white academic achievement and that of students of color is widening, and that statistic holds true even when data from upper social economic levels are examined. Numerous programs are operating around the country to address the issue of underperformance and how it can be reversed. Through one such program, Freedom Readers, Tracy Swinton Bailey has honed an approach to strengthening communities and the educational prospects of all children that invites the privileged into low-income areas for the purpose of growing literacy skills together. In Forever Free, she outlines how it has worked in rural southern communities, and how it can work around the country.
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Forever Free: A Manifesto of Hope in the Fight for Children of Color Tracy Swinton Bailey Author
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An intimate look at our nation's historically rooted struggle to adequately educate vulnerable children, and a call to action to the privileged who are able to swing wide doors of opportunity.In every society, individuals use strategies to maintain or improve their social position, as well as their children's position. Although these strategies are different for children who face different challenges, the ability to read and write is a common thread in the lives of people considered to be successful by society at large. Reading and writing, however, are not the only practices involved in literacy. Environments of excellence assist learners in gaining multiple literacies and discourses, or the many ways that people make sense of their world, by developing such skills as critical thinking, self-discipline, curiosity, leadership, motivation, responsibility for learning, and school literacy skills.In addition to exploring the legacy of excellence that pulses through communities of color, this book is a call to action. The days when we could afford to sit on the sidelines quietly while others make decisions about the fate of our children are long gone, if they ever even existed. We convinced ourselves that once we cast our votes, our elected officials would advance the best interest of our nation, making our children a top priority. It's time to wake up to the bald and uncompromising facts. The gap between white academic achievement and that of students of color is widening, and that statistic holds true even when data from upper social economic levels are examined. Numerous programs are operating around the country to address the issue of underperformance and how it can be reversed. Through one such program, Freedom Readers, Tracy Swinton Bailey has honed an approach to strengthening communities and the educational prospects of all children that invites the privileged into low-income areas for the purpose of growing literacy skills together. In Forever Free, she outlines how it has worked in rural southern communities, and how it can work around the country.
An intimate look at our nation's historically rooted struggle to adequately educate vulnerable children, and a call to action to the privileged who are able to swing wide doors of opportunity.In every society, individuals use strategies to maintain or improve their social position, as well as their children's position. Although these strategies are different for children who face different challenges, the ability to read and write is a common thread in the lives of people considered to be successful by society at large. Reading and writing, however, are not the only practices involved in literacy. Environments of excellence assist learners in gaining multiple literacies and discourses, or the many ways that people make sense of their world, by developing such skills as critical thinking, self-discipline, curiosity, leadership, motivation, responsibility for learning, and school literacy skills.In addition to exploring the legacy of excellence that pulses through communities of color, this book is a call to action. The days when we could afford to sit on the sidelines quietly while others make decisions about the fate of our children are long gone, if they ever even existed. We convinced ourselves that once we cast our votes, our elected officials would advance the best interest of our nation, making our children a top priority. It's time to wake up to the bald and uncompromising facts. The gap between white academic achievement and that of students of color is widening, and that statistic holds true even when data from upper social economic levels are examined. Numerous programs are operating around the country to address the issue of underperformance and how it can be reversed. Through one such program, Freedom Readers, Tracy Swinton Bailey has honed an approach to strengthening communities and the educational prospects of all children that invites the privileged into low-income areas for the purpose of growing literacy skills together. In Forever Free, she outlines how it has worked in rural southern communities, and how it can work around the country.
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Forever Free, A True Story of Hope in the Fight for Child Literacy
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A memoir and a call to action, this intimate look at America’s long-standing struggle to adequately educate vulnerable children offers valuable insights for effecting change in families, communities, and nationwide. At the root of every important problem we face, from mass incarceration to income inequality, is an education system influenced by our nation’s fraught history. Just as past generations fought to ensure that all Americans could enjoy the right to fully participate in our democracy, so must we rally tirelessly to advance an educational agenda that promotes equity and inclusion. With the gap between white academic achievement and that of students of color widening, now is the time to turn our attention to the basics, and few would argue with the fact that the single most essential aspect of a good education is literacy. Beyond reading and writing, literacy encompasses a whole host of skills that allow us to develop our potential and succeed in society, including critical thinking, self-discipline, curiosity, leadership, and motivation. Helping all our nation’s young people, especially those who live in low-income communities, improve their literacy skills should be a top priority. Numerous programs are operating around the country to address the issue of underperformance in light of the shortcomings of our public school system. In Forever Free, Tracy Swinton Bailey charts the journey of one such program, her nonprofit Freedom Readers. From a childhood shaped by books to a career promoting the love of reading, she describes the hurdles and rewards of academia, teaching, mobilizing, and fundraising. Bailey outlines clearly and persuasively how Freedom Readers’ one-on-one tutoring model has worked in the rural South, and how it can work across the US. This book will inspire and empower readers, and should be placed in the hands of educators and organizers at every level. A memoir and a call to action, this intimate look at America’s long-standing struggle to adequately educate vulnerable children offers valuable insights for effecting change in families, communities, and nationwide. At the root of every important problem we face, from mass incarceration to income inequality, is an education system influenced by our nation’s fraught history. Just as past generations fought to ensure that all Americans could enjoy the right to fully participate in our democracy, so must we rally tirelessly to advance an educational agenda that promotes equity and inclusion. With the gap between white academic achievement and that of students of color widening, now is the time to turn our attention to the basics, and few would argue with the fact that the single most essential aspect of a good education is literacy. Beyond reading and writing, literacy encompasses a whole host of skills that allow us to develop our potential and succeed in society, including critical thinking, self-discipline, curiosity, leadership, and motivation. Helping all our nation’s young people, especially those who live in low-income communities, improve their literacy skills should be a top priority. Numerous programs are operating around the country to address the issue of underperformance in light of the shortcomings of our public school system. In Forever Free, Tracy Swinton Bailey charts the journey of one such program, her nonprofit Freedom Readers. From a childhood shaped by books to a career promoting the love of reading, she describes the hurdles and rewards of academia, teaching, mobilizing, and fundraising. Bailey outlines clearly and persuasively how Freedom Readers’ one-on-one tutoring model has worked in the rural South, and how it can work across the US. This book will inspire and empower readers, and should be placed in the hands of educators and organizers at every level. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Luisterboek;Verschijningsdatum: augustus 2021;Illustraties: Nee; Betrokkenen:Auteur(s): Tracy Swinton Bailey;Uitgever: Random House Audio; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Studieboek: Ja; Engels | Luisterboek | 9780593458860.
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A memoir and a call to action, this intimate look at America’s long-standing struggle to adequately educate vulnerable children offers valuable insights for effecting change in families, communities, and nationwide. At the root of every important problem we face, from mass incarceration to income inequality, is an education system influenced by our nation’s fraught history. Just as past generations fought to ensure that all Americans could enjoy the right to fully participate in our democracy, so must we rally tirelessly to advance an educational agenda that promotes equity and inclusion. With the gap between white academic achievement and that of students of color widening, now is the time to turn our attention to the basics, and few would argue with the fact that the single most essential aspect of a good education is literacy. Beyond reading and writing, literacy encompasses a whole host of skills that allow us to develop our potential and succeed in society, including critical thinking, self-discipline, curiosity, leadership, and motivation. Helping all our nation’s young people, especially those who live in low-income communities, improve their literacy skills should be a top priority. Numerous programs are operating around the country to address the issue of underperformance in light of the shortcomings of our public school system. In Forever Free, Tracy Swinton Bailey charts the journey of one such program, her nonprofit Freedom Readers. From a childhood shaped by books to a career promoting the love of reading, she describes the hurdles and rewards of academia, teaching, mobilizing, and fundraising. Bailey outlines clearly and persuasively how Freedom Readers’ one-on-one tutoring model has worked in the rural South, and how it can work across the US. This book will inspire and empower readers, and should be placed in the hands of educators and organizers at every level. A memoir and a call to action, this intimate look at America’s long-standing struggle to adequately educate vulnerable children offers valuable insights for effecting change in families, communities, and nationwide. At the root of every important problem we face, from mass incarceration to income inequality, is an education system influenced by our nation’s fraught history. Just as past generations fought to ensure that all Americans could enjoy the right to fully participate in our democracy, so must we rally tirelessly to advance an educational agenda that promotes equity and inclusion. With the gap between white academic achievement and that of students of color widening, now is the time to turn our attention to the basics, and few would argue with the fact that the single most essential aspect of a good education is literacy. Beyond reading and writing, literacy encompasses a whole host of skills that allow us to develop our potential and succeed in society, including critical thinking, self-discipline, curiosity, leadership, and motivation. Helping all our nation’s young people, especially those who live in low-income communities, improve their literacy skills should be a top priority. Numerous programs are operating around the country to address the issue of underperformance in light of the shortcomings of our public school system. In Forever Free, Tracy Swinton Bailey charts the journey of one such program, her nonprofit Freedom Readers. From a childhood shaped by books to a career promoting the love of reading, she describes the hurdles and rewards of academia, teaching, mobilizing, and fundraising. Bailey outlines clearly and persuasively how Freedom Readers’ one-on-one tutoring model has worked in the rural South, and how it can work across the US. This book will inspire and empower readers, and should be placed in the hands of educators and organizers at every level. Inhoud:Taal: Engels;Bindwijze: Luisterboek;Verschijningsdatum: augustus 2021;Illustraties: Nee; Betrokkenen:Auteur(s): Tracy Swinton Bailey;Uitgever: Random House Audio; EAN: Overige kenmerken:Studieboek: Ja; Engels | Luisterboek | 9780593458860.
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