@asimtomatic Well, my friend, somewhere I have a picture of you sporting a golden Van Dyke made out of that very same canned spray cheese! It made a fine hair substitute back then. So, I completely agree with your theory, that is what what is on his head. Btw, it looked so much better on you!
One deeply embedded cultural belief in
the United States is that achievement
largely depends on native aptitude or ability.
In contrast, people in other countries, such
as Japan, believe that achievement comes
from effort.
@KristenDolen A3: Involve your skeptics and cynics, the may see problems that you might overlook. It also keeps them close to you, reducing the amount of negativity they might spread.
@hackmylearning Change at my school has mostly come with regime changes. The principal, intentionally or not, has always fostered change, or allowed it to set in.
@hackmylearning The giving up of one's comfort zone is not for everyone, but I like to remind myself that when I first started teaching over 20 years ago, I was not in a comfort zone at all, and I was trying new thongs all of the time.
Spent a wonderful day with #welcomingschools at #LACOE reminding us that some of our students may not feel 'included' in the school because of how they identify. Check out this wonderful book. https://t.co/iHvvkz9GBJ #cuiedtech
In case you missed it, here’s one for the history books: for the first time ever, I’ve placed a seismometer on the surface of #Mars! Once it’s all set up, I can start listening for marsquakes. More: https://t.co/GYNO4txPPi
And just like that, GOP discovers $5.7 billion for a wall.
$5.7 billion
What if we instead added $5.7B in teacher pay?
Or replacing water pipes?
Or college tuition/prescription refill subsidies?
Or green jobs?
But notice how no one’s asking the GOP how they’re paying for it.