Hi @chrisemdin! I am a pre-service teacher. I just read your excellent book "For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood". I love the idea of cogens and was wondering if you have used these with younger students. If so, what are some ways of adapting them? #gccedu
As educators, it is important to give all of our students an opportunity to be a part of gifted education regardless of their race! We must eliminate questions on exams that lead to White students having higher success. #gccedu
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As future educators, we have discussed school turnaround and the impact poverty has on schools. It is amazing to read what one Philly principal did to turn his school around. This reminds us that anything is possible if our hearts are in the right place!
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As some schools return to in-person learning and some schools remain online, it is imperative as educators to recognize the extra challenges of students who are English Language Learners. We must find creative ways to reach these students! #gccedu
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To all the amazing 4th & 5th grade teachers out there, I have some fun activities to share with you! I have created a unit plan based on a novel called 'Out of my Mind' by Sharon M. Draper. Find out more by following this link! https://t.co/9AKr2T4OrB
Hi special educators!! I'm a pre-service teacher & am wondering what strategies/tools you are using to teach & support your students through this time of remote learning? Thanks for sharing your wisdom & experience! #SpecialEducation#remotelearning
I just finished reading this novel for my upper elementary literacy class! I highly recommend it for both teachers & students! It demonstrates the importance of never judging someone’s intelligence based on their outward appearance or physical abilities📚
The weather was beautiful Friday, so I went for a run outside! It was so refreshing to see children using their creativity to spread words of encouragement. This proves that even when kids aren’t in school they’re learning. Maybe not math or reading, but how to be good citizens🖍