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1. Dear Prof. Blattman, as I am a young woman exploring (very clumpsily) the world of teaching about Development (I did my IDS major at Trent U in Canada and I came back to my home country in Nicaragua and now I teach in the Anthro department at the National University) …. I find your blog not only useful but fascinating. My humble comment: I wish I could hear/see you giving the lecture as the slides start opening really good questions about how to really teach about these issues.

   Warm greetings from Managua!

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3. You have got to tell us what those Babar slides are about…

4. RT @cblatts: My PE of Development class, Week 5: Legacies of slavery and colonialism http://t.co/3BTrq1Di6o

5. RT @cblatts: My PE of Development class, Week 5: Legacies of slavery and colonialism http://t.co/3BTrq1Di6o

6. RT @cblatts: My PE of Development class, Week 5: Legacies of slavery and colonialism http://t.co/3BTrq1Di6o

7. RT @cblatts: My PE of Development class, Week 5: Legacies of slavery and colonialism http://t.co/3BTrq1Di6o

8. RT @cblatts: My PE of Development class, Week 5: Legacies of slavery and colonialism http://t.co/3BTrq1Di6o

9. RT @cblatts: My PE of Development class, Week 5: Legacies of slavery and colonialism http://t.co/3BTrq1Di6o

10. RT @cblatts: My PE of Development class, Week 5: Legacies of slavery and colonialism http://t.co/3BTrq1Di6o