"It was so encouraging and inspiring to discuss equity issues with a group of like-minded science teachers. The facilitators were deliberate about building community, identity and equity." -- Molly G., high school teacher. Apply today! #iteachphysics https://t.co/7t0OZk7e4n
While my jaw is wired and I'm taking my meals through a straw, I decided to keep myself duly occupied by "Lessons of Phyz"-ing this 2010 video series that goes past 1927. I'm 2 episodes in with 9 to go. It could make for some nice post-AP exam enrichment.
https://t.co/mA5JoHF8ql
@jonathanspike@KarlyMoura Yes, this middle school teacher would love to try it out! My son is studying to be a science teacher as well- this is Science (and marketing>;(
"In the late 19th century, Marie Curie discovered that when certain types of rocks were stored in the same drawer overnight with undeveloped photographic film, the film was exposed. This chance event led to the discovery of radioactivity."
I had this down as Henri Becquerel.
The Christmas Bird Count has brought together volunteers to collect wildlife data for more than a century to assess the health of bird populations and guide conservation actions. Find a counting event at a @USFWS national wildlife refuge near you: https://t.co/Qx61mzJ55F
I wrote nearly 5,000 words about the heartbreak, resilience and hope among some of the 146 Black students at a public university where more than half of the 21,000 undergraduates are white.
Dive in. Also: A 🧵 summarizing the main points:
https://t.co/wxzjPkPO83
📣NEW EPISODE📣
Oakland is on the verge of returning 5 acres of Joaquin Miller Park to the East Bay Ohlone. It’s taken more than 5 years to get to this point.
@sharkfinney explains what it actually takes to give land back to indigenous people.
https://t.co/WgmyuKxeFR
This was so moving. Spontaneously stopped off at the London Bridge station organ to play a couple of pieces for the Queen. This lovely security guard, Marcella, asked if I could play Lascia ch'io pianga. Turns out she trained as a singer! ❤️😭
Debbie Stephanie Andres is receiving the 2022 Doc Brown Futures Award at the #AAPTSM22 today! Andres joined the AAPT in 2015 and completed her teaching preparation program in 2016. In her first job as a teacher, she created freshman curricula and started an AP Physics 2 course.
All educators should normalize these statements:
✨“I don’t have the capacity to add that to my plate right now.”
✨ “Weekends are for family.”
✨ “I only respond to emails during office hours.”
Know your job description & be firm with your boundaries. Protect your mental health.