Tuesday, November 19, 2013

November 18-22, 2013, is American Education Week

Source: DNLEE  @ scientificamerican.com
Mark your calendars. November 18-22, 2013, is American Education Week. Created (in part) by the National Education Association in 1921 it “presents all Americans with a wonderful opportunity to celebrate public education and honor individuals who are making a difference in ensuring that every child receives a quality education.”

In celebration and reflection of 2013 American Education Week, The White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans (WHIEEAA) will be hosting a series of Twitter roundtables on several important topics. The WHIEEAA works on important education issues impacting African Americans and they are inviting everyone to join the discussion, 12-1pm EST. The hashtag #AfAmEdchat will be used for each of the daily discussions.
 Line up
Monday, November 18: All in the Family– Effective Faith & Community Partnerships to Support African American Educational Excellence
Special guests include @joshuadubois @revtonylee & Brenda Mitchell of@edpartners
Tuesday, November 19: Code Switch–Exposing Black Girls to Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathematics (#STEAM) Careers
Special guests include @6Gems of @BlackGirlsCode, Me (@DNLee5) &@reshmasaujani of @GirlsWhoCode@HajjFlemings , @SocialgrlzLLC &@FMSupreme
Wednesday, November 20: To Whom Much is Given – Quality practices in cultivating Black Male achievement
Special guests include @DoveSoars ,  @DrJLMooreIII , @SFDeans &@uchangenow , @DrJFLJackson@PedroANoguera &

Thursday, November 21: 
Each One Teach One – Recruiting & supporting Black scholars in the education ecosystem
Special guests include 
Friday, November 22: The Opportunity Gap — Facts, Myths and Possibilities in Black Academic Excellence
Special guests include  &
If you miss a chat you can find a summary of each day’s topic (via Storify) at the WHIEEAA webpage.

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