teacher, @OklahomaTLI chief of staff, @TeachForAmerica alum, former @HesstonCollege education faculty, occasional blogger for @edutopia and @education_world
These aren’t exactly beach reads, but they’ll be useful when teachers want to reflect on the past year—and plan for the future. Summer 2021 Reads for Teachers by @KingMarissaE / @edutopia https://t.co/QZ1TYiETGS
"These aren’t exactly beach reads, but they’ll be useful when teachers want to reflect on the past year—and plan for the future." What's in your stack? Summer 2021 book recs for teachers via @edutopia & @KingMarissaE: https://t.co/hwqvfGwQnO #oklaed#professionaldevelopment
For some teachers, summer means thinking about anything but their classroom. For others, summer provides a unique opportunity to explore new ideas through reading. Check out @KingMarissaE summer reading list on Edutopia. https://t.co/ILk9XQzuSV
“Often we’re persuaded that what is convenient is also right.” -Barbara Kingsolver in Unsheltered. 👉Seems applicable to these strange Covid times #oklaEd
"This summer, our reading lists are centered around life in uncertain, constantly shifting times."
For Teachers: Summer Reading During Turbulent Times:
https://t.co/Dz1qSdp7fY @KingMarissaE & Robin Harris, @edutopia
"The most fervent commitment to school can’t make up the financial gap needed to pay a family’s monthly internet bills." Two teachers, one rural, one urban, reflect on the impact of the digital divide on their students. https://t.co/68IvTeQwKn
"While school systems around the country have quickly pursued commendable fixes... problems this big—and this persistent—are tough to tackle in a few months." @NoraFleming1 (@edutopia) asks @KingMarissaE and @missford306 for views on the digital divide.
https://t.co/9Z8YT1xHdU