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CARGO In The United States
Ariel Alford, a teacher in Washington DC, shares how she uses CARGO Classroom.
Here, a teacher in Washington DC shares how CARGO Classroom resources have provided opportunities to diversify the History their students learn, and the impact this is having on their classrooms.
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Practical Skills for Teaching Inclusive History: CARGO Classroom
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