Twitter Tweets can be sweet! Share knowledge and information through effective communication and professional manner can be achieved with students through practice and time#USDEDUC562SU22
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Let students take control of their learning and their readings. Offer voice and choice as well as support collaborative learning in the classroom#USDEDUC562SU22 @TactacTeaches@wetzelknows
Strong online readers lead to better comprehension success. Help students thrive daily in school and home activities with parents. Advocate for media literacy! #USDEDUC562SU22
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Personal struggle: searching-- staying current with the many evolving digital resources. Student struggle: community etiquette--participating with respectful language and manner online. @SalvadorChary Model and practice with our students for reading motivation!#USDEDUC562SU22
The need to read: How and what students read in this digital age and what can be offered to ensure students' interest and engagement with the types of text that are accessible! #USDEDUC562SU22
Do you ever wonder how fireworks get their coloring?
Different elements and compounds result in colors that span the rainbow and beyond! #scienceiscool#Chemistry
Do you ever wonder how fireworks get their coloring?
Different elements and compounds result in colors that span the rainbow and beyond! #scienceiscool#Chemistry
'Mummy I've been hiding this book every day so I can bring it home'...she often reads a postcard before bed, now we have the beautiful book💫📖. Real stories, women in STEM, inspiring young minds 💕 beautiful stories & illustrations by @rachelignotofsky #STEM
With Summer here; here's a series of cool #STEM projects you can do with your kids to teach them how seeds germinate and how plants grow. They'll also learn where some of their groceries really come from! #Education
‘As the demand for electric vehicles balloons in the coming years, a secondary environmental disaster could be on the cards’ – How can we make Li-ion batteries more sustainable?
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In this month’s #SignificantFigures, Rachel Brazil investigates the story of a chemist who may have been the first person to suggest nuclear fission
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