UCLA Teacher Education Program

Building History 3.0 Workshop SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 10:00AM Building History 3.0 Project is a collection of free and ready-to-use activities, games, and lesson plans for learning at home and in school. Designed to teach kids about the World War II Japanese American incarceration camps, the project offers short documentaries, worksheets, game-based learning activities in Minecraft, and more!... Please register for free at https://ucla.zoom.us//register/tJ0rfuirqjgtG9KkOzOXK_-lK18

Episode 7 of this podcast features TEP's very own Jeff Share on critical media literacy!

In remembrance of this powerful warrior for social justice.

How can parents successfully cope with remote learning? A free webinar on Wednesday, September 16th at 1 pm PST. Register on the link below. https://www.ucla.edu/connections/events/remote-learning

Bilingual Teachers.....

What a great event and it is free! "Solidarity donations" are accepted!

Listening to Black youth!

Wonderful support for families from Erin Powers and Daniel Diaz from Center X!

Dr. Orange speaking to STEM residents. TEP STEM Orientation!

A reminder that Building History 3.0 is hosting a family-friendly interactive workshop on THURSDAY, JULY 30, at 2:00 pm. You will explore Manzanar virtually and engage in an activity in Minecraft. You will watch the short film Boy Scouts of Heart Mountain and meet Bill Shishima, who was a boy scout at Heart Mountain! Please register for free at www.buildinghistoryproject.com/events Facebook event at https://www.facebook.com/events/35936997837946activity

Our friends at Building History 3.0 are hosting a family-friendly interactive workshop on THURSDAY, JULY 30, at 2:00 pm. You will explore Manzanar virtually and engage in an activity in Minecraft. You will watch the short film Boy Scouts of Heart Mountain and meet Bill Shishima, who was a boy scout at Heart Mountain! Please register for free at www.buildinghistoryproject.com/events Facebook event at https://www.facebook.com/events/35936997837946activity

A panel conversation on Race, Equity and Mathematics Education on August 11th will focus on how best to promote African American student success, curiosity and engagement in mathematics. This panel will also feature TEP alum and Mann-UCLA Community School Teacher, Tichina Ward-Pratt. More information here: https://terc.zoom.us//register/tJYvfumgpzkrHdydLINq1roWL7l