Window, Mirrors, and Sliding Glass Doors” – sherrilljoseph.com
Mirrors, Windows, and Sliding Glass Doors: A Metaphor for Reading and Life | Great Schools Partnership
Mirrors, Windows & Sliding Glass Doors - Culturally Sustaining Classrooms - Diversity in Mind
Mirrors, Windows, and Sliding Glass Doors in “America to Me” | TPT
UKLA on Twitter: "#BlackHistoryMonth #UKLAMember @dan_northover recommends the seminal work by Prof. Rudine Sims Bishop: 'Mirrors, windows, and sliding glass doors', which "provides an excellent initial exploration of why representation matters in
Windows, Mirrors, and Sliding Glass Doors - Working In The Schools
Jillian Heise on Twitter: "As we head out of #BlackHistoryMonth & into #WomensHistoryMonth, a reminder for every month: Whenever you reference " mirrors, windows, & sliding glass doors" cite Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop.
Mirrors, Windows, and Sliding Glass Doors | Petoskey District Library | BiblioCommons
Center for Children's and Young Adult Literature - We love Rudine Sims Bishop's "Mirrors and Windows" metaphor and we love how this graphic takes it further. Any other ideas? What else can
Mirrors, Windows, and Sliding Glass Doors – Book Harvest
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Our Book Collection - Tandem
Show Up for Young Readers with Diverse Texts in Classroom Libraries — WRITING MINDSET
Using Stories as Mirrors and Windows: Exploring the Work of Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop with Fifth Graders | Crawling Out of the Classroom
30 Children's Books to Celebrate Black History Month (Chinese / English)
Tiffany Jewell | She/Her on Instagram: “Let's start the week off with honoring an amazing Black women! If you don't k… | Book club books, Mirror quotes, Black women
Jillian Heise on Twitter: "As we head out of #BlackHistoryMonth & into #WomensHistoryMonth, a reminder for every month: Whenever you reference " mirrors, windows, & sliding glass doors" cite Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop.
Rudine Sims Bishop: 'Mother' of multicultural children's literature
Madison Public Library - Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop is well known for talking about the need for diverse books to provide windows, mirrors, and sliding glass doors for all readers. You can
Blogging A to Z: Windows, Mirrors, and Sliding Glass Doors – Literacious
The Importance of Windows and Mirrors in Stories | PBS Education
Mirror and Window Books | ReadBookNook
Donalyn Miller on Twitter: "Books are windows, mirrors, AND sliding glass doors. -Rudine Sims Bishop, qtd. by @MrSchuReads #mrac2017 https://t.co/vMSbxSDt0j" / Twitter
