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[Paul @MiniPaulAce]

@JadAbumrad help me. I am looking for good examples of "learning from the past" for my 4th grade students. I have a few examples but no good ones... Any ideas? Thanks

[Paul @MiniPaulAce]

#FlipgridForAll I'm a 4th Grade Teacher from Idaho and I used it to play charades with all of my students while we can't be in class together. I had some technical issues seeing the videos the students made but if that would have worked it would have been great fun!

[Paul @MiniPaulAce]

Sketch-Noted Kids Deserve It! What fun! @KidsDeserveIt @TechNinjaTodd #acequialearns

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

Nailed it. ❤️ #MorningMotivation

[Urban Teacher @urban_teacher]

'Schools are successful because of the people that they produce after they have finished at school, not because of how well these people do in the exam room in June'

https://t.co/FuXs2pyv7k

[Paul @MiniPaulAce]

@ThinkStretch That is super cool!

[Nathan Lang-Raad, Ed.D. @drlangraad]

Principals, allow teachers to vent without labeling them as negative. When teachers are allowed to feel ALL their emotions, problem solving and innovation flourish in schools. #CUE18 #WednesdayWisdom #teacher #Education

[Paul @MiniPaulAce]

Just learned to tie my laces in 2 seconds. Changing the way I think about every day tasks! Thanks #techcohort

[Science Channel @ScienceChannel]

R.I.P Stephen Hawking. There is no limit to your spirit.

[Eric Sheninger @E_Sheninger]

I became who I am today because so many of my teachers believed in me even though I didn’t always believe in myself. The most important aspect of education is working tirelessly to help our learners develop a belief in themselves.

[Paul @MiniPaulAce]

Getting ready for a super duper staff meeting with @SuptKenCox. Super excited to learn from the master!

[Paul @MiniPaulAce]

only had 1 student come in exactly 1 hour late today...

[Evan Robb @ERobbPrincipal]

A favorite quote! @LRobbTeacher @DrMaryHoward #leadership #education #growthmindset

[GLSEN Research Institute @GLSENResearch]

There is no one cause of mass school shootings. Nor should there be one response. Yet, for the wellbeing of young people of all genders, it’s crucial for EVERYONE (in schools & elsewhere) to expand our ideas of what being a man can & should be. [10/11]

[GLSEN Research Institute @GLSENResearch]

Of course most boys experience some gender policing & don't commit acts of mass violence like in Parkland. Rather, these incidents may arise from a dangerous mix of toxic masculinity, mental health issues, lack of support/connection, & access to guns (Bushman et al, 2016). [7/11]

[GLSEN Research Institute @GLSENResearch]

From ’95-’15 there were 31 mass school shootings. Each shooter was male & all experienced challenges to their performance of masculinity, through homophobia & other forms of gender policing. The response? To prove their tormentors wrong & assert control (Farr, 2017). [2/11]

[George Couros @gcouros]

3 Thoughts for Improving Attendance in Schools https://t.co/LbdNvkEHkd

[Ashley Johnson @Ashley_J81]

A4: Admin can show support by supporting in failures and successes. New Ts get frustrated always hearing what they need to be doing better. Let the positives be louder than the negatives. #IDedchat

[Paul @MiniPaulAce]

Yes! FOOD https://t.co/I1byQ1lIG3

[Janet Avery, EdS @averyteach]

@WinkelerD LOL! Food - they vehicle to reach everyone's heart. :-) #IDedchat