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The Soviet World in Literature
African American literature
,
bi-culturalism
,
poetry
,
Soviet Literature
,
USSR
,
Compare and contrast
,
conflict
,
Germany
,
group discussion
,
Judaism
,
narrative
,
persecution
,
reflection
,
Soviet Union
,
Post-Colonialism
,
Propaganda
,
the Cold War
,
Visual and Cinematic Art
Thinking Black, Writing Revolution: The Harlem Renaissance in Conversation with the Black Arts Movement
black arts movement
,
black women
,
English
,
feminism
,
gender awareness
,
High School
,
language arts
,
movement
,
revolution
,
self-awareness
,
social justice
,
aesthetics
,
African American
,
Harlem Renaissance
,
literary period
,
poetry
,
racism
,
Digital Anthology
,
hip-hop
,
Historical Context
,
Activist Art
,
Creative Writing
,
Theater
Topics in Environmental Health
hydrologic cycle
,
run-off
,
storm drain
,
stormwater
,
the water cycle
,
water filtration
,
water pollution
,
water quality
,
air quality
,
environmental advocacy
,
environmental justice
,
environmental monitoring
,
green stormwater infrastructure
,
lead
,
soil contamination
,
soil health
,
urban gardening
,
youth environmental justice
,
conservation
,
contamination
,
plastic pollution
,
water cycle
,
engineering
,
environment
,
Health
,
littering
,
pollution
,
urban
,
water
,
waterways
,
world
,
climate change
,
distribution of water
,
impermeable sources
,
philadelphia middle school science
,
urban watershed
,
Watershed
Understanding Human Health and Disease
dance
,
exercise
,
Health
,
sports
,
African-American community
,
diabetes
,
halth
,
risk
,
germs
,
Biology
,
urban
,
urban environment
,
cardiovasular disease
,
young adults
,
HIV/AIDS
,
sexual health
,
STI
,
Government
,
Politics
,
public health
Understanding the Process of Science and Evaluation of Evidence
(DNA) replication
,
(DNA) transcription
,
(DNA) translation
,
Biology
,
DNA
,
Middle School
,
Science
,
cells
,
cellular transport
,
High School
,
osmosis
,
plasma membrane
,
Scientific Method
,
Evolution
,
Natural Selection
,
conductors
,
electrical circuit
,
electricity
,
elementary
,
insulators
,
Physical Science
,
scientific process
,
Chemistry
,
Consumer Power
,
Environmental Science
,
physics
,
child development
,
computer research
,
early child development (birth to age four)
,
Health
,
project
,
rubric
,
hands-on
,
iterative process
,
biological sciences
,
engineering
,
genetics
,
Reading
,
reading skills
,
reading strategies
Visual Art and Society
animation
,
computer animation
,
mathematics
,
programming
,
Art
,
beliefs
,
Culture
,
Navajo
,
student awareness
,
symbolism
,
textile construction
,
traditions
,
weaving
,
design
,
discovery
,
History
,
murals
,
Philadelphia murals
,
chinatown
,
Chinese
,
Chinese immigration
,
community
,
Dragon Mural
,
Philadelphia
,
advertising
,
advertising agencies
,
advertising strategies
,
business
,
communication
,
computer technology
,
graphic art
,
African American Artists
,
Harlem Renaissance
,
Visual Art
,
African American History
,
American History
,
Langston Hughes
,
Romare Bearden
W.E.B. Du Bois and Philadelphia’s Seventh Ward
African American History
,
Henrietta Lacks
,
Medical History
,
Medicine
,
Nursing History
,
Philadelphia
,
Tuberculosis
,
Du Bois
,
Genre Analysis
,
Hansberry
,
Home
,
mapping
,
maps
,
Raisin in the Sun
,
Seventh Ward
,
storytelling
,
survey
,
Wayward Lives
,
data collection
,
race relations
,
7th Ward
,
Accordion Books
,
Data Portraits
,
Data visualization
,
Placemaking
,
Social Epidemiology
,
The Philadelphia Negro
,
W.E.B. Du Bois
,
activism
,
Heterogeneity
,
Place
,
Protagonism
,
space
,
black women
,
epistemic injustice
,
historically marginalized voices
,
marginalized groups
,
Monuments
,
murals
,
Sociology
,
The Old Seventh Ward
,
using sociology to study history
,
analysis
,
annotation
,
Critical Race Theory
,
criticality
,
DBQ
,
discussion
,
document-based questions
,
Equity
,
Geography
,
History
,
map reading
,
power
,
primary source
,
race
,
Slavery
,
social studies
,
society
,
world history
,
Philadelphia Negro
,
author’s purpose
,
cite evidence
,
Compare and contrast
,
high school ELA
,
historical fiction
,
informational text analysis
,
primary sources
,
social science
,
summarization
,
W.E.B. DuBois
,
The House on Mango Street
What is the Earth Made of?
Earth disruptions
,
Earth Science
,
Earthquakes
,
occurrences
,
Philadelphia School District of Philadelphia
,
Chemistry
,
geology
,
rock cycle
,
earth sciences
,
volcano
,
erosion
,
Science
,
weathering
,
compounds
,
coordination
,
covalent
,
crystals
,
earth
,
endangered elements
,
Environmental Science
,
green chemistry
,
ionic
,
Math
,
minerals
,
molecular geometry
,
physics
,
algebra
,
climate change
,
Physical Science
What Makes Something a Number?
Cantor
,
Cantor sets
,
cardinality
,
functions
,
infinite sets
,
infinity
,
irrational
,
natural numbers
,
rational
,
Division
,
division by grouping
,
division by repeated subtraction
,
math history
,
number representation
,
operations with zero
,
undefined
,
centers
,
choice
,
choice boards
,
enrichment
,
extension
,
flexibility
,
mathematics
,
menus
,
reasoning
,
rotations
,
student choice
,
addition
,
clock arithmetic
,
elementary
,
fact fluency
,
intervention
,
modular arithmetic
,
Battleships
,
Critical thinking
,
Cryptograms
,
Four Color Theorem
,
games
,
justify
,
puzzles
,
Standards of Mathematical Practice
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