Audrey Hardman-Hartley shares experiences of working with children as executive director of Jardin de Los Niños.
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Tagged with: Archives, Children, Community of Hope, Education, Great Depression, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Jardin de Los Niños, Las Cruces, New Mexico, NM FOCUS Program, NMSU, Oral History, Reading, Teaching, Therapy, Transcript
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Posted in Hope Stories
Alabama Grove
Narrator Margaret Pool speaks about Pleasant Grove, Alabama school fairs and musicals during the Fall and Summer, family football and listening-in via transistor radio, and travel throughout the United States, including Knoxville, Tennessee seeking wild blueberry in the Great Smoky…
Tagged with: Alabama, Albuquerque, Education, Fall, Home Movies, Learning, Listening, Postcards, Reading, Smoky Mountains, Sports, Summer, Teaching, Tennessee, Transistor Radio, Travel, Wisconsin
Posted in Albuquerque
Posted in Albuquerque
Joy of Correspondence
Educator Marcia Bockemeier talks about the dangers, and joys, of travel and work to teach English in Afghanistan with JDA International and non-profit Christian organization Lifewater International. Marcia’s recent retirement from Central New Mexico Community College allows for more free…
Tagged with: Afghanistan, Albuquerque, Central New Mexico Community College, ESL, Learning, New Mexico, Teaching
Posted in Albuquerque
Posted in Albuquerque
Decolonized Mind
A student at the University of New Mexico at time of the interview, Language, Literacy & Sociocultural Studies PhD Yasir Hussain shares insight on rote memorization teaching, Common Core, “education equity,” and the critical thinking skills, differences, and potentials of Pakistan and…
Tagged with: Albuquerque, Common Core, Dissertation, Education, ESL, Language, Learning, Literacy, Memory, New Mexico, Pakistan, Phd, Research, Teaching, University of New Mexico, UNM
Posted in Albuquerque
Posted in Albuquerque
