Created as space to help parents educate children on key community issues, CMA Town Square: Let’s Talk About …, was launched by the Children’s Museum of Atlanta.
Education
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Educate yourself. I’ve seen this advice across my social feed countless times in the past few weeks and I agree, educating yourself about racism is key to stopping it. As a parent, guardian or teacher, how does that translate to young children?
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An important step in support of Black Lives Matter is educating yourself, not only on current injustices, but also past.
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Transitioning from parent to home-school teacher is a new task that many were not prepared for.
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My younger brother recently graduated from Georgia Tech and quarantine has certainly put a spin on how we’ve celebrated this incredible accomplishment.
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While it’s the time of year most seniors were supposed to be throwing caps in the air and celebrating graduation, it’s also a time to head back to school, virtually of course.
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Each Friday, the ATL Museums at Home community hosts a special Field Trip Friday at 10AM, allowing visitors of all ages to explore their favorite museums.
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All of Atlanta’s museums and attractions are currently closed because of COVID-19, but that doesn’t mean the learning stops.
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Had enough of scrolling aimlessly through social media challenges and pet postings? Not that there’s anything wrong with that, but how about spending those screen-time hours on something a bit more productive.
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This school year ended abruptly for students, especially for seniors. To help motivate and lift up the state’s high school seniors, the Atlanta-based National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) is hosting a scholarship for students to become virtual valedictorians.
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When our governor announced the closure of schools for the remainder of the year, parent anxiety soared.
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Public schools nationwide have closed for the rest of the year, prompting students to transition to online classes and parents to step in as homeschool teachers.
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Schools around the nation have rapidly closed in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19, and for kids, it means it’s time to learn at home.
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Calling all middle and high school students (grades seven to nine) – the Enlighten America 2020 essay contest, presented by B’nai B’rith, is officially open for submissions now through Friday, April 10.