教材里的族裔平等
AAPI月线上讲座 https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_j6Vio94dTRat5XCx1X31XQ 纽约市已经把亚裔历史纳入教学大纲，卢教授主持纽约市教育局亚裔历史教材编写。她讲分享经验告诉我们 为什么教材里的族裔平等很重要？ 如何实施教材里的族裔平等？ Qian Huangusdandelion.com
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