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Equal Opportunity Schools’ new, data-driven framework advances inclusion in schools

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Over the past eight years, David Farley has worked at three different schools within North Carolina’s Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools system. When I walked the halls of the schools and looked in our AP classes, I’d see mostly White students, and I knew that was a problem.”. But once they're in these classrooms, what is their experience?

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Equal Opportunity Schools’ new, data-driven framework advances inclusion in schools

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Over the past eight years, David Farley has worked at three different schools within North Carolina’s Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools system. When I walked the halls of the schools and looked in our AP classes, I’d see mostly White students, and I knew that was a problem.”. But once they're in these classrooms, what is their experience?

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Davos Codes: Connecting Students’ Passion for Their Planet with Technology

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This hasn’t just been a one-off classroom project—it’s something that the students took to heart and want to move forward, because they see the role they have to play in improving the state of the world. But the skills that they’ve learned from this kind of problem-solving are incredible, and their tenacity is so admirable.”.

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How To Spot Misleading Charts: Check the Axes

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Tableau Academic Resources : Want to use this information in your academic classroom? Blog: The Problems with Dual Axis Charts : Lisa Charlotte Muth discusses the risks of using dual axis charts and offers alternative ways to present data and lists other resources to explore deeper.

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How Nelson Mandela’s Legacy to Advance Access to Education Lives On

Saleforce Nonprofit

Charlotte Kirby: Why and how did you start Malaika? We started by supporting girls at an orphanage with their education, and then in 2007 we launched Malaika with one classroom in the rural village of Kalebuka. Noëlla Coursaris Musunka: Malaika emerged out of my own personal story.