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Hollywood or History? helps classroom teachers include more (accurate) Latinx stories in their classroom. We believe that when used intentionally, and critically, media representations of Latinx communities and histories are powerful tools for high-quality curriculum and instruction.
Each phase of life brings with it its own set of challenges, and the average middle-aged person is busier than ever. Whether it's career changes, raising children, caring for elderly parents, dealing with loss, loneliness, navigating divorce, tempering hot flushes or keeping up with fast-paced societal changes (or all of the above), we have a lot on our plate. But with deep reflection and by tapping into the lessons and learnings from the first half of life, things can be better than they've ever been. Crisis to Contentment is about navigating the trials and tribulations of adulthood, reflecting on the range of 'crises' that adults might experience and why it's crucial to listen to the wisdom brought forth from your emotional angst for a more contented and transformed future.
This book addresses the impact of traumagenic events on K-12 students and the social studies curriculum. It offers 20 lessons using film to explore themes like political trauma, war, and genocide. Each lesson includes film clips, strategies, and sources, helping teachers acknowledge trauma in their instruction.
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