Nevertheless, I dug deep into the net and discovered a plethora of ancillaries, articles and essay collections that will dovetail nicely with the OER textbook A History of the Mexican American People by Julian Samora. The semester has not started and already I've received feedback from one of my Mexican American history students: "Thank you for not making us pay."
A community college history professor for an urban, working class, minority-majority student population. Never yielding in his dedication to his students' success.
Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Summer 2019
This summer I've decided to go 100% OER in all of my classes. A relatively easy task for my US history courses, but slightly more difficult for my Mexican American history classes in large measure because I have only collected one OER textbook for Mexican American history and I prefer to use several in order to present a more balanced look for my students.
Nevertheless, I dug deep into the net and discovered a plethora of ancillaries, articles and essay collections that will dovetail nicely with the OER textbook A History of the Mexican American People by Julian Samora. The semester has not started and already I've received feedback from one of my Mexican American history students: "Thank you for not making us pay."
Nevertheless, I dug deep into the net and discovered a plethora of ancillaries, articles and essay collections that will dovetail nicely with the OER textbook A History of the Mexican American People by Julian Samora. The semester has not started and already I've received feedback from one of my Mexican American history students: "Thank you for not making us pay."
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