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Curious as to how parents feel about their children sitting next to Covid+ kids in unventilated classrooms? Or how teachers in all sectors feel about Covid+ students in their classrooms? As a parent and a teacher I am furious! @AlboMP
My wonderful 4th years surprised me with this for our last class together! It has been an honour and a privilege to have worked with them over the last few years. I will miss them, but I know that the future of the teaching profession is in great hands! @SoE_UON@SueLedger1
@DrAnnaBoucher1 @drjpersian I love this! I had 2 children when I started my PhD, and 3 by the time Iโd finished! My youngest sometimes bursts in on online lectures and classes, but my students never seem to mind (they wave back usually!). You absolutely donโt have to choose between parenthood & academia.
Delighted to be co-hosting a symposium on #PublicHistory and #AppliedHistory in the classroom with THEA Uni Newcastle. Very excited to bring together many fabulous history educators, historians, public historians and practitioners for dialogue ๐๐ฉโ๐
Info: https://t.co/A2gGs8Df7P
@bordergroves I started my undergraduate degree with one child. Number 2 came along in the 4th year of undergrad, and number three was born in the third year of my PhD candidature.
What size histories should we teach? Should we explore the biggest, or the smallest stories with students? Join @Marnie_HWn for this interactive free Zoom workshop & seminar 19 Jan 6pm GMT. https://t.co/FP8ZiINxZu @histassoc@HTENUK@heirnet@1972SHP@CpshOulu @PhilHistIHR