Carter G. Woodson’s Culturally Responsive Pedagogy meets Seymour Papert’s Constructionism

Each year when February rolls around, I think of Carter G. Woodson. During African American History Month, it is almost impossible to not be reminded of the amazing work of Dr. Woodson. When I see school-aged children reciting poems or reenacting events of significance for African American history, my mind irresistibly slips back to the … Read More “Carter G. Woodson’s Culturally Responsive Pedagogy meets Seymour Papert’s Constructionism”