I just learned that Heinz owns Weight Watchers, Unilever owns SlimFast, Nestlé owns Jenny Craig, and the private equity firm behind Cinnabon & Carvel owns Atkins. The business plan of these companies is: make us all fat, then profit again from selling us weight-loss products
The family that owns Walmart is worth more than $200 billion. The CEO of McDonalds received $18 million in compensation in 2019. Are we really supposed to believe they can’t afford to pay their workers $15 an hour? Absurd. https://t.co/LH4tXpYFQz
"Poetry has never been the language of barriers, it's always been the language of bridges."
Today, National Youth Poet Laureate @TheAmandaGorman performed at the U.S. Presidential Inauguration. Watch her 2018 Talk: https://t.co/cWET0JIhtd
As we make learning visible, the process and sequence of learning are illuminated. This helps students see understanding as alive, perishable, and always evolving.
How To Make Learning Visible: A Spectrum https://t.co/SqZn8ta8Ml
No idea! It is a real struggle for many, though. My guess is the learning environment has too many cues keeping the status quo in place. That and the prospect of grading a stack of barely legible papers... 😁
I love seeing examples like this! Great to see others working to transform 'schooling' to empowering.
From Traditional High School Learning to Co-Creating Learning Experiences - https://t.co/u8jx58rkR9
The concept of academic cheating is a dinosaur. With more ungraded formative assessments aimed at measuring progress towards mastery and with every exam being open-book and internet access permitted, there’s no need to worry about cheating. via @NYTOpinion https://t.co/SBNkNFDYxC
Time for a new system with equity, flexibility, and adaptability at its core, nurturing young people to become who they want to become https://t.co/krq2un7qf7 @Getting_Smart@EdReimagined
@tvanderark shares an excellent overview of exciting and much needed ideas for changing education. The potential for change in education systems is ready to be tapped and I hope to contribute. https://t.co/7J7IXF7uRv
Love it! It is certainly not new information, nor the only aspect of great teaching, but it is an engaging read and what we need to reflect on from time to time. https://t.co/q4zbqh8WsN
"What if I told you there was something that you can do right now that would have an immediate, positive benefit for your brain? And that same thing could actually... protect your brain from depression, Alzheimer's disease or dementia. Would you do it?" https://t.co/kmew6isQSp