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Entries by Aakanksha Gupta
15 Recommended Films about Migration
September 25, 2019 /0 Comments/in Acculturation, Classroom Resource, Curated resources, Education, Empathy, Families, Historical & Scientific Perspectives, identity, Identity, Journey, Media Highlight, Social Inclusion/Exclusion /by Aakanksha Guptaby Aakanksha Gupta, edited by Adam Strom Film is one of the most powerful means of conveying stories as well as reflecting, shaping and challenging people’s perceptions and beliefs. Short and full-length films are able to immerse viewers in both shared and unfamiliar narratives in an unparalleled way. Migration is one of the most important, […]
Talking and Teaching about the US Supreme Court Ruling – September 11, 2019
September 12, 2019 /0 Comments/in Classroom Resource, Curated resources, Current Events, Education, Social Inclusion/Exclusion /by Aakanksha Guptaby Aakanksha Gupta On September 11, 2019, the US Supreme Court authorized President Trump to deny asylum to migrants at the southern border. This order permits the administration to enforce the third country rule, requiring refugees to seek asylum in a safe country prior to reaching the US. As one of many recent policy measures […]
Resources on the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire, 1911
August 29, 2019 /0 Comments/in Blog /by Aakanksha GuptaMedia Highlight Series: Building Diverse, Culturally Responsive Text Sets with the Learning Arc
August 20, 2019 /0 Comments/in Blog, Classroom Resource, Empathy, Journey, Media Highlight, Promoting Social Emotional Learning & Thriving Among Immigrant Children & Youth, Social Inclusion/Exclusion /by Aakanksha GuptaClassroom Resource: Reflecting on Guatemala, Migration and Asylum
August 2, 2019 /0 Comments/in Current Events /by Aakanksha GuptaEducator Spotlight: Lauren Schultz
August 1, 2019 /0 Comments/in Blog, Current Events, Education, Empathy, Families, High School, Historical & Scientific Perspectives, Identity, Immigrant-Origin Students, Lessons, Promoting Social Emotional Learning & Thriving Among Immigrant Children & Youth, school culture, social emotional learning, Social Inclusion/Exclusion, Teaching Strategy /by Aakanksha GuptaClassroom Resource: How Does the U.S. Asylum Process Work?
July 19, 2019 /0 Comments/in Blog /by Aakanksha GuptaArticle: The doner kebab, an unlikely symbol of European identity
June 20, 2019 /0 Comments/in Blog, Classroom Resource, Education, Integration, Social Inclusion/Exclusion /by Aakanksha GuptaThe doner kebab, a typical “German” meal? Jason M Ramos, CC BY Pierre Raffard, Sorbonne Université Has the doner kebab become a political issue in Europe? While the idea might seem humorous, this is a serious question. Alongside the hamburger, the doner kebab is one of France’s most popular fast-food dishes. It has also attracted […]