@Raffi_RC I have a Great Dane who barks a lot. 1 day, I discovered the way to soothe him is to softly sing Baby Beluga while rubbing his ears. He calms instantly! Your songs came back to me after decades ♥️ thnx for the music
Harper Lee’s narrator, the young Scout Finch, shares outlandish rumors about “Boo” Radley. They say he wreaks havoc on the residents of Maycomb, that he dines on squirrels and cats.
Even my 14yos know these are bogus claims to dehumanize & instill an irrational sense of fear.
🍎 Who's your favorite fictional teacher?
For #TeacherAppreciationWeek, we compiled 12 of our favorites from children's and YA literature: https://t.co/hKR0kdMX5W
“I was neither angry nor scared. It simply was. It was a fact about the world, like the distance from the sun to the Earth.” Revisit an excerpt from Paul Kalanithi’s posthumously published memoir, “When Breath Becomes Air.” https://t.co/Yfl8T2TPJH
“This is how to love a man, and if this doesn’t work there are other ways.” Fiction by Jamaica Kincaid, from 1978. #NewYorkerArchive https://t.co/MdGmaYs8P2
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Here's a short video introducing you to the create your own social media post feature on the Journalism in Action website.
Teach your students how to use primary sources from
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Love using these shorts to teach students how to compose discussion questions. 📢 Would also be great for considering character traits and themes 🖊️#readingafilm https://t.co/kWCJ5Is3RL
Author Jesmyn Ward discusses and reads from her memoir MEN WE REAPED on episode 3 of the PBS series “Southern Storytellers."
Watch the clip here: https://t.co/fFNoawUjP5