Sometimes independence is messy. As the adult in the classroom, I've got to be comfortable with the reality that independence will not often occur in neat little rows.
We wish for independence, but often we demand compliance. The two are not the same thing. A4 #tcrwp
โIt will take time to unpack and time still to revisit, revise and reevaluate your practice.โ But your students deserve that effort. These simple tips can help you address your biasesโconscious or unconsciousโthat may manifest in the classroom. https://t.co/RYTwNhIwZj
@Haver_Lisa@fundPHLschools@OtisHackney In my limited experience tchng here, they donโt pay for anything. And I say this after 10yrs in NYC public schools (where schools did actually buy materials)
@RebekahODell1 Love this book. Saw RPC at Teachers College a number of years ago and have used it ever since (for my own writing and tchng my middle schoolers)
Saw that early literacy was # 1... given how much equity (or rather, inequity) informs so much โ beginning with early childhood literacy, Iโm more so wondering why it wasnโt the highest in importance.
My current favorite is Exit West.
Hey fellow book lovers! Share your love for books โ help to build a diverse classroom library for my Philly public school 7th & 8th graders
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Good morning to all educators in schools with little to no resources. Things shouldn't be so drastically inequitable in a country founded on the notion of equality. But they are. So we have to find a way around the barriers and come together. We are all we've got.