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Education professor gives future teachers Black history lessons they can take to their own classrooms

Title: Education professor gives future teachers Black history lessons they can take to their own classrooms

Author: Scott Lingley

Keywords: Kathy Robinson, education, Black history

Teaser: For Kathy Robinson, introducing her students to Black Canadian historical figures and events is a way to impart knowledge she’d like to see taught in classrooms all year long.

Link: site://folio/2021/02/education-professor-gives-future-teachers-black-history-lessons-they-can-take-to-their-own-classrooms

Release: February 19, 2021

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Education professor gives future teachers Black history lessons they can take to their own classrooms