Creating opportunities for students to reflect can help them connect with their goals. This @edutopia article gives 3 effective reflection activities to use in your classroom>> https://t.co/gcUW4W5t0B @Yale@YaleCSC @marcbrackett
To embarrass Northern liberals and humiliate Black people, southern White Citizens Councils started their so-called "Reverse Freedom Rides," giving Black people one-way tickets to northern cities with false promises of jobs, housing, and better lives.
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What's going on right now on Martha's Vineyard, where migrants from TX were unceremoniously dropped off with no resources, has happened before.
In 1962, Southern segregationists sent 200 Southern Blacks to the North with the promise of jobs. Some landed in Hyannis, MA.
It's too late for resident property tax break this year, says Chatham Select Board, but members appear leaning toward instituting exemption next year. https://t.co/yChjiazzFc
NEW: SEL Picture Books for Middle Grades Advisory.
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Advisory leader Kasey Short suggests read-aloud picture books to provide students w/ consistent opportunities to learn about & practice SEL skills.
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People who drank moderate amounts of coffee, 1.5 to 3.5 cups per day, were up to 30% less likely to die during a multiple year study period than those who didn’t drink coffee, new research found. https://t.co/zfs5ayvggf
“It's sad being a kid who grew up here trying to do it. It's disheartening at times."
Stuck In The Middle: Police, Fire, School Officials Face Housing Challenges https://t.co/liUulySRa0
I use to be on the team that's like, "Let kids bring phones into the classroom! We'll use them for learning!"
The problem, and the reason I've changed my stance, is simply that the attention economy makes this nearly impossible.
It's a losing battle for kids & their brain.
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We have always had SEL in schools. It was called recess, unstructured play, and classes like Music, Art, Physical Education, etc. but they have been systemically taken away or reduced because some have decided testing is more important than learning.
Much admired Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School Director Paul Niles has announced his retirement. We'll miss his great weather reports! Paul Niles To Retire From Lighthouse Charter School https://t.co/P0vQL6aCXt
EVERY athlete deserves a coach that encourages, supports and loves them. EVERY athlete deserves a coach that respects them and wants them to grow into amazing human beings not just a win medals. Athletes, if you have that, you have won the lottery. Never let it go.
On Sunday from noon to 2, the Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School will host a student-curated exhibit of Civil Rights-era photographs by Rowland Scherman. Members of the public can contribute their own stories about the Civil Rights Movement to the school's oral history project.