Sari Beth Rosenberg

@sari.bsky.social

📌 U.S. History Teacher & Writer in NYC 👋🏻 sari@saribeth.com https://linktr.ee/saribethrosenberg

Today I was teaching my students about the Proclamation of 1763, issued by King George III after the Seven Years’ War. It prohibited American colonists from settling on or purchasing lands west of the Appalachian Mountains in an effort to prevent costly conflicts with Indigenous peoples.

People wondered why the “grab ’em by the pussy” tape wasn’t enough to destroy Donald Trump’s political career. There are obviously many reasons Trump won in 2016. But I keep coming back to one reason that tape wasn’t politically disqualifying: what we heard 1/

9/11 was 25 years ago & the day never gets easier. My memories of that day are just as sharp today as they were a year right after the attack. I will never post images of the planes hitting the buildings though. I prefer to post this image every year.

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"Kids don’t talk about the fear of 'terrorists' coming from the Middle East. The thing that kids are more scared of today is what they see as domestic terror coming from ICE agents. . ." -- @sari.bsky.social, teacher in NYC, interviewed by @obwax.bsky.social More ⬇️

Olivia B. Waxman@obwax.bsky.social · last mo.

Interviewed the director of the Broadway musical ‘Come From Away’ and a NYC public school teacher for this package: time.com/article/2026...

Help students discover Ella Baker, a civil rights organizer whose leadership helped shape the movement ✊🏾📚 This video lesson + worksheets for grades 5–8 and 9–12 explore Baker, SNCC, grassroots organizing and women’s roles in the March on Washington. @sari.bsky.social @aft.org @aftteach.bsky.social

Ella Baker: SNCC, the March on Washington and the Power of Grassroots Organizing for Grades 5-12

Explore the often-overlooked leadership of civil rights organizer Ella Baker with this engaging video lesson and accompanying worksheets.

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This is exactly how AI should not be used in the classrooms. They want to find a way to eliminate public schools altogether. A first big step is replacing teachers with tech and this only hurts America’s kids. Also, if you talk to kids, they don’t want AI & humanoids replacing their teachers.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 2mo ago

Linda McMahon on successful uses of AI in classrooms: "The first couple hours every day students really have on headphones, they're in front of their computers, they're getting their subjects fed to them...the beauty of that is the student almost has a one-on-one tutor...I have seen it work so well"

Linda McMahon really thinks this is ok.. OMG AI and screens substituting for real humans at the beginning of every day Schools are essentially human endeavors. Forget the education issues, starting school like this every day is not how you connect with children x.com/atrupar/stat...

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Linda McMahon on successful uses of AI in classrooms: "The first couple hours every day students really have on headphones, they're in front of their computers, they're getting their subjects fed to t...

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NEW: In a new column, AFT President @rweingarten.bsky.social writes about the hidden affordability crisis—student debt. "The student loan system shouldn’t be weaponized by a president using hardworking Americans to line the pockets of the wealthy."

Student debt: The hidden affordability crisis

This is a five-alarm fire exacerbating America’s affordability crisis.Summer should be a time to take a well-earned vacation and enjoy being with family and friends. But for millions of Americans, sum...

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