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Asian Meditation Traditions Past and Present
contemplative studies
,
EL
,
ELD
,
elementary
,
emergent bilinguals
,
English as a second language
,
English language development
,
English learner
,
English to speakers of other languages
,
ESL
,
ESOL
,
immigrant education
,
Meditation
,
Middle School
,
Mindfulness
,
ML
,
multilingual learners
,
project based learning
,
refugee education
,
SLIFE
,
student choice
,
students with limited or interrupted formal education
,
translanguaging
,
Chan Buddhism
,
Chinese History
,
mental health
,
poetry
,
Trauma-Informed Instruction
,
Bhavana
,
Buddha
,
community
,
compassion
,
dharma
,
empathy
,
equanimity
,
meta (Metacognitive thinking) meditation
,
sangha
,
Three Jewels
,
anxiety
,
breathing
,
coloring
,
guided imagery
,
High School
,
relaxation
,
test anxiety
,
walking meditation
,
Akan
,
China
,
Empire
,
feminism
,
Gandhi
,
Greece
,
hegemony
,
Mandate of Heaven
,
meta
,
Pacifism
,
Peace
,
peacebuilding
,
peacemaking
,
Rome
,
Satyagraha
,
war
,
Asian Meditation
,
Emotional Support
,
Multicultural Science
,
Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras
,
Well-being
,
abstract art
,
meditative doodling
,
watercolor paint and art
,
Zentangle
Children’s Literature and the Immigrant Experience
Creative Writing
,
fiction
,
Fifth-Grade
,
literacy
,
podcasts
,
poetry
,
upper elementary
,
AP Spanish Language and Culture
,
Central America
,
children’s literature
,
discrimination
,
displacement
,
film
,
Honduras
,
IB Spanish
,
immigration
,
incarceration
,
Latin America
,
migration
,
militarized global apartheid
,
Morocco
,
Music
,
North Africa
,
Spain
,
Spanish
,
xenophobia
,
Borders
,
Boundaries
,
Critical Literacy
,
cultural identity
,
place-based learning
,
storytelling
,
Writing Workshop
,
ability
,
assumptions
,
communication
,
Culture
,
disability
,
Identity
,
Immigrant
,
journey
,
language
,
prejudice
,
cultural capital
,
English language
,
English language learners
,
Imagery
,
multilingual
,
Place
,
cuisine
,
food culture
,
food stories
,
global food
,
seed stories
,
supply chain
,
ELA
,
ELL
,
fiction books
,
Literature
,
LSS
,
Science
,
writing
,
Antigone
,
Drama
,
drama strategies
,
effective speaking techniques
,
ghazal
,
Greek tragedy
,
Informational text
,
ode
,
one act play
,
pastiche
,
project based learning
,
Syrian refugees
,
U.S.-Mexico border
,
verse novel
,
Culturally Relevant Pedagogy
,
Historically Responsive Literacy
,
Jazz Pedagogy
,
Postcolonial Literature
,
Young Adult Fiction
,
border crossings
,
daughter of immigrants
,
literary collage
,
national identity
,
spoken word
,
women immigrants
,
women refugees
,
cultural storytelling
,
culturally responsive teaching
,
English language acquisition immigration experiences
,
ESOL/ELL education
,
immigrant student narratives
,
multilingual learner empowerment
The Past, Present, and Future of Latinx Studies
“Latinidad”
,
activism
,
civil rights
,
discrimination
,
equality
,
intersectionality
,
Latino/a/x/é
,
LGBTQIA+
,
Stonewall riots
,
community
,
High School
,
Hispanic
,
Latina
,
Latine
,
Latino
,
LatinX
,
National Hispanic Heritage Month
,
Bilingual
,
Demographics
,
Latinx Communities
,
Latinx History
,
Philadelphia Geography
,
Philadelphia history
,
Spanish as a Heritage Language
,
Spanish as a Native Language
,
Culture
,
elementary
,
Indigenous
,
interactive notebook
,
social studies
,
digital poster
,
expression
,
Personal Identity
,
racial literacy
,
Abya Yala
,
Alkebulan
,
Cooking in class
,
Decolonization
,
Foodways
,
Sancocho
,
World Language
,
Americanize
,
Boriken
,
civic rights and responsibilities
,
Dr. Albizu Campos
,
imperialism
,
insular cases
,
Jesus Colón
,
Jones Act
,
Lolita Lebrón
,
migration
,
military contributions
,
picture analysis
,
Puerto Rican
,
Puerto Rico
,
Young Lords
,
Aztlán
,
Chicanx/a/o/@
,
Indigenismo
,
La Llorona
,
La Malinche
,
La Raza
,
Mestizaje
,
Mestizo
,
Mexican history
,
Mexican/a/o/@
,
Myths
,
Teaching culture in Spanish
,
Tenochtitlan
,
“banana republics
,
” informational texts
,
Afro-Latinidad
,
collaborative learning
,
Dominican Republic
,
Guatemala
,
Haiti
,
La Bamba
,
Latin America
,
Latin American colonial history
,
Latin American Geography
,
Latin American Politics
,
Literature Circles
,
Panama
,
postcolonial Latin American Studies
,
Son Jarocho
,
summarization
The Soviet Century: Russia, Socialism, and the Modern World
Art
,
conflict
,
Creative Writing
,
Culture
,
emotion
,
History
,
Literary Analysis
,
military
,
Military History
,
poetry
,
primary source
,
secondary source
,
social studies
,
social-emotional learning
,
war
,
world history
,
McCarthyism
,
social movements
,
socialism
,
solidarity
,
unions
,
USSR
,
agriculture
,
choice
,
economics
,
environmental
,
environmentalism
,
meat
,
Politics
,
responsibility
,
value
,
Brezhnev Doctrine
,
Cold War
,
Leonid Brezhnev
,
Prague Spring
,
Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan
,
Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia
,
World War Two
,
adam smith
,
capitalism
,
communism
,
economic systems
,
feudalism
,
karl marx
,
Literature
,
Marxism
,
monopoly
,
Black Communists
,
Black history
,
Claude McKay
,
Friedrich Engels
,
Jim Crow South
,
Langston Hughes
,
Paul Robeson
,
racism
,
the Bolshevik Revolution
,
the Cold War
,
The Great Migration
,
the USSR