3/22/2023
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A new way to ‘leverage’ time in schools
When you hear the word “relay,” you may think of races between children, passing along a message, or a variety of other things. But to educators in the Public Schools of Robeson County (PSRC), this word carries a different meaning. ...
Mes de Arte: NC students curate cultural connection through art
Students, families, and members of the Immersion for Spanish Language Acquisition (ISLA) organization gathered for the Mes de Arte Expo on March 11. Hosted at St. Thomas More Elementary School, the expo is one of ISLA’s interdisciplinary approaches to Spanish...
Perspective | The future of humanities is public
Angst about the death of the humanities comes in waves. It features debates about digital vs. low-tech methodologies, deconstructive vs. celebratory interpretations, and ivory-tower vs. popular interests. Recent discussions focus on how humanities departments are facing declines in enrollments and...
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