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advocatesforchildren.org

AFC works to change education policy so that the public school system serves all children effectively. We publish policy reports and data analyses, testify at the City and State levels, speak out in the press to bring attention to the challenges facing the students and families we serve, and join with other advocates, parents, youth, and educators to call for change.

createquity.com

Well, that didn't take long. One week after I "finished," and I already have four great new sites to share with you. Ain't the internet grand?<100k ProjectTh

bostonreview.net

Boston Review is a magazine of ideas, politics, and culture, independent and nonprofit since 1975.

weburbanist.com

Pretty much anything that can be hollowed out and made light-proof can be used as a camera. Just ask Brendan Barry, who’s made a career from transforming ordinary objects like watermelon, bread, lo…

gatesfoundation.org

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facebook.com

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youtube.com

MC Grammar created by award-winning teacher Jacob Mitchell, is one of the world’s leading educational entertainers. What began as classroom songs and rhymes has grown into a global brand that reaches millions of children, parents, and teachers through music, books, live performances, and digital content. A World Book Day Ambassador and creator of the hit series Wonder Raps, MC Grammar has collaborated with major educational and children's brands while building a highly engaged international audience. His viral Book Raps and educational songs have generated tens of millions of views, helping children learn literacy, grammar, maths, and more through music. Driven by the belief that “if a child can’t learn the way we teach, we should teach the way they learn,” Jacob’s mission is simple: to entertain, educate, and empower the next generation. Keep reading and rapping! MC Grammar