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In the Classroom with Lisa See On March 10, 2021, Humanities Texas and Asia Society Texas Center will hold a free webinar for secondary-level English language arts and social studies teachers with bestselling author Lisa See.
In the Classroom with Lisa See
On March 10, 2021, Humanities Texas and Asia Society Texas Center will hold a free webinar for secondary-level English language arts and social studies teachers with bestselling author Lisa See.

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"In the Classroom with Lisa See: Stories of Immigration and Identity," a free webinar for secondary-level English language arts and social studies teachers. Learn more!

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