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Virtual Teaching is Hard: Virtual PD Isn’t!

In Charlotte, Diversity, Education, Holocaust, Home, Professional Development by Donna TarneyOctober 1, 2020Leave a Comment

One thing has become painfully clear during the past few months: virtual teaching is hard! Sure, there are surprising blessings and benefits along the way, but overall this work is …

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Weddington Middle School Decides that The Time is Now

In Education, Holocaust, Home, Professional Development, Racial Justice, Social Change, Teacher Workshops by Donna TarneySeptember 2, 2020Leave a Comment

“Turmoil related to racism plagues our streets and our suburbs—and seeps into our schools—if we as educators cannot help one another (and our students) tactfully dialogue about sensitive issues, while …

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Summer Travel might be on hold, but Summer Learning is better than ever!

In Education, Holocaust, Home, News, Professional Development, Teacher Workshops by Donna TarneyMay 28, 2020Leave a Comment

We have lost many things since the outbreak of COVID-19: Social proximity, going to our favorite restaurant or movie, birthday parties, hair cuts, and the list goes on. Of all …

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An afternoon with Holocaust Survivor, Suly Chenkin

In Charlotte, Education, Genealogy, Holocaust, Home, Jewish Community Refugee Initiative, Jewish Studies, Professional Development by Talli DippoldMay 4, 20205 Comments

Suly Chenkin was born in Kovno, Lithuania. Her story begins and ends with a prophecy uttered by her grandmother at the moment she was born. “This child” she said, “because …

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Educational Opportunities During These Challenging Times…

In Charlotte, Education, Professional Development, Uncategorized by Talli DippoldMarch 30, 2020Leave a Comment

Times are challenging right now, in many different ways. It seems as if life just keeps handing us lemons when all we want are sweet oranges. We wanted to share …

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Centropa Opens Application Process for Summer Academy 2020

In Education, Holocaust, Home, Professional Development by Donna TarneyJanuary 24, 2020Leave a Comment

Each summer, Centropa turns the great cities of Central Europe into classrooms for dedicated teachers (grades 6-12) interested in learning more about 20th century Jewish and European history, civics project, …

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