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At a time when almost a third of US States have restricted or limited the teaching of Black History and African American Studies, this book provides a crucial guide for parents and educators alike. A sustainable curiosity and enthusiasm for lifelong learning can be easily inspired through simple, practical exercises which connect math and science to real-world issues your children confront in their everyday lives. By integrating these lessons with interdisciplinary learning from fictional literature, non-fictional biographies, even movies and games, children are guided toward a deeper understanding of mathematic and scientific concepts - and develop a strong sense of fairness and justice, preparing them to question and challenge the world around them. CONTENTS: Introduction: Teaching African American Studies and Black History Legally Why Learn African American Studies and Black History? Lessons from Math: Problem Solving Real World Problems Problem Solving Teaching At Home: Observing the Real World The Most Important Lesson Lessons from Science: Experimentation, Control and Tolerance What If? Could it be? ...How Things Work Teaching Science At Home Without School Support Teaching At Home: Fantasy Teaching At Home: Biographies The Most Important Lesson The Future Role of the Educator

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