Hello Teacher Activists,
  The 2010-2011 edition of Planning to Change the World, the social justice  lesson plan book, is ready for ordering! For those of you who aren't familiar with  it, Planning to Change the World is an exciting resource published by the New York Collective of Radical Educators and the Education for  Liberation Network in partnership with Rethinking Schools. It helps teachers to integrate social justice teaching into their  classrooms. The plan book highlights anniversaries and birthdays from the history of  struggle for justice and then offers suggestions for resources to teach about  those dates. And so much more! Please visit www.justiceplanbook.com to learn more and to order it for a discount price.
  It would be a huge help to us if you could forward this email as far and wide as possible.  It's not only a unique and great resource, all proceeds support the work of the  Education for Liberation Network and NYCoRE.
  Thank you very much for your help.
  Bree and Tara
           |           |        May,   2010     |   
     |     Are you Planning to Change   the World?     |   
                    |         Greetings Educator,
     We are pleased to announce the    publication of the 2010-2011    edition of Planning     to Change the    World: A Plan     Book for Social    Justice Teachers.     This unique    resource is packed with all new    social justice anniversaries and    birthdays as well as lots of new    resources, quotes and essential    questions for students. This year    we have an exciting new    partnership with Rethinking Schools, which is supporting  publication     of the book. Pre-order     your copy from Rethinking Schools for a discount price today!      www.justiceplanbook.com              Teachers talk     about why they love Planning     to Change the World!          Click to see teachers     explain what they love about the plan book and how they use it in  the     classroom.      So what exactly is a     social justice lesson plan book?      Planning to Change the  World is a     plan book for educators who believe their students can and will  change the     world. It is designed to help teachers translate their vision of a  just     education into concrete classroom activities.  It has all the things you would     expect in a lesson plan book plus:      - Weekly  planning pages          packed with important social justice birthdays and historical  events 
 - References  to online          lesson plans and resources related to those dates 
 - Tips  from social          justice teachers across the country 
 - Inspirational  quotes          and thought-provoking essential questions to share with  students 
 - and  much more!
       What     leading educators have said about Planning to Change the World      An imaginative  and innovative     idea in the field of education...I hope it will be widely adopted.   –Howard Zinn,     author of A People’s     History of the United States      After     18 years in the classroom I have found a planning book that treats  teaching     as an art form.  On virtually every page of this book, I find myself     challenged and inspired to think more deeply about the importance of  what I     do every day in the classroom.    –Jeff     Duncan-Andrade, Assistant Professor at San Francisco  State     University and high school teacher           Are     you planning to change the world Before you change it, take a look  at Planning to     Change the World. It      might be just the help you were looking for.   –Bob Moses, founder     of the Algebra Project      Read      more praise from educators such as Lisa Delpit, Pedro Noguera  and Linda     Christensen as well as classroom teachers.      The  10-Year Rule (or why     is it that the dates are different each year)            Planning     to Change the World 2010-2011 is the third edition in the series,     and each one has featured a unique collection of events and  birthdays.     When we created the first edition for the 2008-2009 school year, we     realized there are so many events and people that could be featured  in a planner     like this, we had to find a way to narrow the possibilities. So we     established the 10 year rule, which generally means that (with a few     exceptions) anniversaries/birthdays must fall on a 10 year mark     during a given school year to be included (i.e. the 20th     anniversary/birthday, the 20th, 40th, 80th, 120th etc.). The result  is the     events and birthdays are different each year.      Take a     sneak      peak at some of the dates from the 2010-2011 plan book.      Order      your copy today!                           |         Order by June 30 for the discounted price of $14       ($13 for bulk orders), plus shipping and handling (Retail  bookstore price       $18). Your order will be shipped to you in mid-July.         |                          |                 |                  |   
     
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