If classrooms embraced the cyclic process artists use to create new work—beginning with an idea, finding a way to express that idea and then presenting the finished product to an audience—more real learning can flourish, according to @littlestjew. @HKorbey https://t.co/Kr4X0gG2oh
Every week, @Raspberry_Pi will be offering videos to support Digital Making at Home. This week's videos explore strategies for making games with @Scratch#ScratchAtHome https://t.co/9AKLmV2hFk
As she often does, @SenWarren provides a cogent summary of how federal policymakers should be thinking about the pandemic in the coming months. https://t.co/zkX0E7ncK5
Tonight 9pm EST #HipHopEd & #CultureFix present “Share Your Genius: Network 4 Your Networth.” A virtual session to share ideas, businesses and products
In the midst of campaign season, it’s important to look squarely at what’s at stake. This article speaks to one of the disturbing long term trends that we as voters and citizens need to expect our government to address. https://t.co/m49rbES0i6
#Play is an important part of every day! On 2.5.20 let’s dedicate ONE day of school to children’s well-being while supporting their creativity, pro-social skills, problem solving, conflict resolution, physical health...
...and HAPPINESS. #gspd2020#children#WRAD#healthy#kids
Now is the time to fight against discrimination in financing systems & discipline policies. Now is the time to fight for integrated schools & more resources for schools with high concentration of low-income students. And yes, in a gig economy, now is the time to fight with labor.
None of us should be satisfied with the inequalities the current educational system produces, but to fight for reforms that disenfranchises Black people economically, socially and politically while empowering Republicans who are led by a flagrant racist is nonsensical.
Thanks. Black advocates should not have to fight for any education reform that causes harm to Black communities. Kids don’t live in schools they live in communities. #edreform#charterschools
New DIY custom etched mirror for our bathroom, dedicated to our #beehive 🐝♥️ (In actuality we inherited the tiles when we moved into our space, but that's just details) https://t.co/nMhc129HjH
Frankly, the @SenateMajLdr doesn’t see the world we see every day. As teachers, students, nurses, mothers, fathers, sisters, friends, we see the impact gun violence has on our communities. And together, we can help #EndGunViolence. But we must ACT. https://t.co/jvWXX3J2di
Pleased by test score data on charters. But the value of charters as an option for Black & Brown families should not rise or fall based on test https://t.co/y7zk8OrwWA is an issue of Self-determination. That power to choose is the value. #ChartersEqualSelfDetermination
“She says, ‘I love your mistakes. It’s okay to make mistakes. By mistake, you can learn more.’” Through delayed grading, these students gain confidence in the learning process.
Pretty staggering stat: this September, one in every 300 Americans will be sitting in a New York City public school. Good illustration of how huge the system of 1.1 million school children is.
Final installment of my Ph.D. starter package. I share great reads from others that might benefit early-stage Ph.D. students.
Would love to know your favorites, too! Featuring @pgbovine, @jeanqasaur, @andyjko, @cfiesler, @mattmight and others
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A good story gives you the chance to better understand someone else’s life. It can help you find common ground. And it’s why Michelle and I were drawn to Higher Ground’s first film, American Factory. Take a look at our conversation with the directors, and check it out on Netflix.