@byrnes_7 Ugh, I can't find it! I read it online last week, noted it was interesting, and now can't find the specific study. If I come across, I'll post.
Breaking News: Oklahoma has approved the first religious charter school in the U.S., setting up a battle over whether taxpayers can directly fund religious schools. https://t.co/d1MQ47taoy
A colleague has a "no names" sign on her board where she tapes up student work without a name. With one little line I quietly changed it to "no mames". And this is the joy of bilingual education.
@AbelardoAlmazan Are you willing to talk about how you approach consent before publishing student work/ correspondence w/you? Do you ask each time? Do Ss give blanket consent? Is consent not part of the equation b/c their names aren't attached? I often think about how I want to approach this.
@AlexSVenet You either care about the kids or you want to be paid well, have generous benefits and a reasonable workload (see recent tweet by Eric Adams...teachers don't teach for the money, they teach b/c they care about students).
@Zoyablooms Maybe a twist on the cooking convos? In the early 1980s, when the stigma around AIDS was high, my very in the box suburban mom began to cook for an AIDS hospice. She would bring us and it was such a lesson for me about compassion and community and ways to say FU Ronald Reagan.
Colleagues, I invite you to join me in refusing to serve as an AP reader this year in protest of the decision by the @collegeboard to eliminate reparations, Black Lives Matter, and structural racism from the new AP African-American Studies framework at the behest of Ron DeSantis.
@JudyHallHoward @TheTattooedProf @CollegeBoard I encourage AP teachers to join me in refusing to serve as a reader for AP exams this year. The @collegeboard has bent to FL's institutional anti-Blackness, revising the curriculum to fit FL's demands. They will then pump millions of dollars into FL to host AP scoring in Tampa.
I've almost left teaching a few times and teacher twitter kept me in the game. Seeming like the end of the line for the bird app, but the teaching continues.
@Marishawkins This seems like an opportunity to critique textbooks with Ss. What/who seems to be valued? What kinds of images are used for which terms? Why do textbooks teach physical descriptions before personality descriptors?