Today I seen one of the most disturbing posts from a teacher calling out parents. In all of my years I have never met a parent that didn’t want the best for their kids. Some parents just need help or guidance getting them there. As educators we have to help change the narrative.
The Cherokee Nation intends to appoint a delegate to the US House of Representatives, asserting for the 1st time a right promised to the tribe in a 200-year-old treaty w/ the federal government. Kimberly Teehee has been nominated to serve as the delegate. https://t.co/aq4hMtMxIC
BREAKING: The Department of Labor just proposed a rule that aims to let government contractors fire workers who are LGBTQ, or who are pregnant and unmarried, based on the employers’ religious views.
This is taxpayer-funded discrimination in the name of religion. Period.
@andredaughty @teachermrw While I agree that not all pencils (or crayons or markers) are created equal, let's remember that the school supply list adds up quickly. Let's not judge families for the supplies that they buy for their kids. Actually, let's not judge them at all.
.@Reppressley@AyannaPressley: "They begged us for forgiveness…what will we say to this generation of children and parents we imprisoned for seeking safety? We should be the ones begging for forgiveness."
While there is nothing revolutionary in this video, it is a great reminder that we need to take time to intentionally build relationships with all students, even the ones (most importantly with the ones) who may appear to be resisting us.