MERSDLearningCommons

Manchester Essex Regional Middle and High School Learning Commons. We strive to be your academic and social hub for MERSD.

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50 Google Classroom Resources That Will Make Your Day https://t.co/gPsIF2wyAh via @ShakeUpLearning

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[Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo]

Something I have been thinking a lot about lately: https://t.co/pHUVVIjhow

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Clint Smith: What Do We Risk If We Don't Speak Up? https://t.co/TlSjfZG6Da

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Karen Tao, educator, licensed psychologist, and mom to two elementary age children, shares her tips for helping fellow parents through their journey of raising socially aware children. (Via @pbsutah) https://t.co/2HdkpB5rAl

[Dwayne Reed @TeachMrReed]

Misinformed kids become misinformed adults. Just talk to them about race.

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Listen to this week's #ParentTrapped featuring @JulieAndrews + @ewhamilton! They join us to talk about the importance of books + storytelling.

Then @CommonSense’s @SierraSense tells us how to get your kid busy reading this summer!

Start listening now: https://t.co/qTKOTYbSI5

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Black Lives Matter https://t.co/LVASGN48R6

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Listen to MERSD Teachers read "Oh the Places You'll Go" by Dr. Seuss for the Class of 2020! Congratulations Senior Class of 2020!

https://t.co/yP7OcA4o9a

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These fantastic books promote tolerance and diversity and teach readers about different cultures. And on top of that, they offer tons of positive roles models, especially for kids of color. https://t.co/DGTw2a9nDt

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Activism is in the air. Kids are hearing about marches and protests, boycotts and fundraising campaigns for all kinds of causes, from local to global. And increasing numbers of children's books are showing kids and teens how it's done. https://t.co/p4rp4SIeca

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Article:https://t.co/9pJNphRZhE - Social Justice: Fifteen titles to address inequity, equality, and organizing for young readers | Great Books #SchoolLibraryJournal

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Article:https://t.co/MBTsAP8IeV - What Are Kids Reading Now? Follett Reveals the Top Ebook and Audiobook Checkouts. #SchoolLibraryJournal

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The Book of Hopes: Words and Pictures to Comfort, Inspire and Entertain Children in Lockdown from National Literacy Trust: https://t.co/9FFgrgibf5

[𝚂𝚝𝚎𝚟𝚎𝚗 𝚆. 𝙰𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛𝚜𝚘𝚗 @web20classroom]

If you read one thing today, make it this.

Formative Assessment In Distance Learning from @edutopia

https://t.co/0RMIeeKx2i

#edchat #remotelearning #remoteteaching

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It’s Time for a #VirtualFieldTrip to the Everywhere Book Fest! by Anna E. Jordan https://t.co/Zjdwg0U2xn via @CBethM

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Google Classroom makes it easy for students to keep all their schoolwork in one place -- but parents should keep an eye out for privacy and safety. Learn more in this Parents' Ultimate Guide: https://t.co/FYtPDyQZQh

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19 Webcomics To Keep Kids and Teens Engaged https://t.co/c6gebjefq0

[Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo]

Day 21: Today’s topic is Conferring. Join Kelly and Penny as they discuss the importance of providing students with the kind of feedback that improves their writing. https://t.co/MwNrxVPONL