Janet Carlson

Transforming teaching so all kids have an opportunity to learn.

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

Being a teacher is not trivial. Being a teacher who cares for every child for who they are is an amazing gift to those children and their families. Being gunned down at work is unspeakable. This poem captures some of the words that are difficult to find. https://t.co/wHTAps52wc

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

@SMozenter @SMozenter Congratulations! Such an honor to have been learning along side you while you were in school and even more so now as you help the world recognize systemic oppression and work to change those wrongs. Thank you for allowing me to join you on the journey.

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

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[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

I sit on the board of directors of Trellis Education (https://t.co/tVCjj9KWzV), a powerful non-profit organization dedicated to the growth and support of secondary STEM teachers in California with an emphasis on BIPOC teachers. The…https://t.co/ja4zJDRYJE https://t.co/gMunBdUzUd

[Caitlin Farrell @ccfarrell]

How does your engagement in research reproduce or interrupt oppressive power dynamics? asks @mindmannered, @RPP_Network #nnerpp21

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

We can do better. We must do better. A Vision for Better, More Equitable Science Education: https://t.co/FM03LJpztm

[The New York Times @nytimes]

“M-U-R-R-A-Y-A.”

Watch the moment Zaila Avant-garde, a 14-year-old from Louisiana, won the Scripps National Spelling Bee, becoming the first Black American to take the top spot in almost a century of contests. 🐝
https://t.co/AZLqyIsnbu

[Education Week @educationweek]

Zaila Avant-garde spelled "Murraya" to become the first African American to win the Scripps National Spelling Bee.https://t.co/nzUE5S8I2s

[Yamiche Alcindor @Yamiche]

So many lessons from my friend @nhannahjones, this morning.

Go where you are embraced, celebrated, valued and supported.

Go where you don’t have to fight for people to see your brilliance.

And, avoid spaces if they barely tolerate you, even if they’re familiar and beloved.

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

Should be a great conversation @XtineBywater I hope others have time to you us to hear from our fantastice guests.

[Christine Wynn Bywater @XtineBywater]

@JCarlson_CSET and I can't wait to host this conversation. These 3 experts and visionaries are a fantastic way to end our series and dig into what a transformative restart looks like. Join us.

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

@CSETStanford Join @XtineBywater and me today at 4:30 pm PT as we discuss how to ensure that Learning Leads and Technology Serves (not the other way around) with these terrific educators.

[Center to Support Excellence in Teaching, Stanford @CSETStanford]

We can't wait to see you at our final conversation in this three part series.

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

Join us tomorrow for an important conversation about the well-being of teachers!

[Center to Support Excellence in Teaching, Stanford @CSETStanford]

Summer break won't heal all the wounds. Join @anterobot @janelle & Oriana Ides @scrr_project w/hosts @JCarlson_CSET @XtineBywater to discuss prioritizing teachers emotional & mental health as part of a restorative restart to school. #RestorativeRestart https://t.co/HHHYjC6srT

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

@TrellisEdu is searching for a new executive director. Share this announcement for this exciting opportunity far and wide: https://t.co/KUV8B4y5ZC

[zayden @zaydenjax9]

Justice is served but the work isn't done. 🙏🏾❤️

#BlackLivesMatter
#GeorgeFloydTrial

[Stanford Graduate School of Education @StanfordEd]

Research led by Jelena Obradovic finds that too much parental intervention when young children are focused on an activity can undermine development. #parenting #earlyed https://t.co/H62xTDrSH5

[Trellis Education @TrellisEdu]

The Trellis Executive Board is hiring the Trellis ED! Such an exciting step for our organization and community. https://t.co/zUCg85OB43

[Janet Carlson @JCarlson_CSET]

One way I am trying to be a white ally for disrupting systemic oppression is to look for ways to remove barriers for future leaders of color (especially in education). This article makes an eloquent and powerful case for how to engage in that work:
https://t.co/2GI9LbhIOi

[Hillary Clinton @HillaryClinton]

Wasn't @TheAmandaGorman’s poem just stunning? She's promised to run for president in 2036 and I for one can't wait.

[Sam Wineburg @samwineburg]

History teachers of the land: I don’t care which side of aisle you sit on, Republican or Democrat. What we are witnessing violates everything you’ve ever taught your students.