Jill Christopher

[Scholastic Teachers @ScholasticEdu]

On Tuesday 5/4 at 4:00pm ET, join Jan Richardson and Ellen Lewis (@ellenusauk) for a free webinar on accelerating students with RISE, a powerful reading program! Register now → https://t.co/u4nUZN6snF

[edutopia @edutopia]

Mistakes can offer opportunities to build critical thinking skills. Try building guesswork into assignments.
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[EdSurge @EdSurge]

"Approximately 15% of U.S. teachers leave the profession every year, more than 40% of teachers leave the profession within five years of starting, and a full 2/3 of the nation’s best teachers end up leaving the profession for other careers." #educhat https://t.co/miiAOLCPjV

[Ivy @Ivy70311901]

Tweet 6: The Wired Differently Conference will be hosted on June 22 this year in 4 different cities across the US. It looks like a great way to learn more about teaching students with different emotional/behavioral challenges

[Jill Christopher @JillChristopher]

Mega Conference 2021 Teachers...you don’t want to miss this awesome opportunity for in-depth training. https://t.co/SJFAG9H3TG

[Jill Christopher @JillChristopher]

Teachers, don’t miss out on this upcoming webinar on digital literacy and today’s challenging learning conditions. https://t.co/w7zbFFfHtJ

[Jill Christopher @JillChristopher]

A great resource for teachers in so many different subjects. Get connected, stay updated!
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[Jill Christopher @JillChristopher]

Early Childhood & Elementary Educators: Learn more about LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) https://t.co/aZUHW32Xza

[edutopia @edutopia]

If your students are missing field trips this year, you may want to look into live video feeds that allow them to see what’s happening around the globe. 🗺️
https://t.co/WHHc8pJApF

[Jill Christopher @JillChristopher]

Virtual learning was a necessity while we learned how to do life during a pandemic. Students and teachers mastered new technology in order to learn and instruct. Is this the new norm? Will students have the option to learn from home again, or is it back to the classroom for all?