Amy Randolph

Amy Randolph, PT, cert. MDT Wife, Mother and author of B is for Biceps: Anatomy for Children. Graduate Student at USF- Secondary Ed-Biology

[Amy Randolph @MsAmyRandolph]

@KalistaCast @kimdarche Wow! That’s great! Sadly, I don’t think I ever had a history teacher that taught both sides. #ttlf20

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@LisaEloe @kimdarche I remember thinking that the smallest countries sometimes had the longest name....Luxembourg, Kazakhstan?😂😂😂 #ttlf20

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@CarmenAmin2 @kimdarche I love math too! I was helping my sixth grader today with pre-algebra and it was so exciting❤️#ttlf20

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@CherylF29845362 @kimdarche That’s a great question! I bet you would get a wide variety of answers! #ttlf20

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@kimdarche A4: When I was in high school one of my classmates passed away due to a tragic accident. My English teacher was so kind to me and he let another friend and myself do our work in his office the next day. I will remember to be kind to my students. #TTLF20

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@kimdarche A3: I specifically remember learning Algebra. I felt so grown up doing math problems with letters! #TTLF20

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@kimdarche A2 my favorite school supply is a set of fine tip sharpies! #TTLF20

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@kimdarche A1: My number one question for veteran teachers would be- What is your number one tip for classroom behavior management? #TTLF20

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Hi everyone! I’m Amy and I am excited to participate in my first Twitter slow chat! #TYLF20

[We Are Teachers @WeAreTeachers]

These ideas are the definition of fun! #teachertwitter
https://t.co/3vYnmWKxfW

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I found this cute rhyme to help my son remember some new math terms. Look at this... 👀
https://t.co/wUV5ewyxQN #TTLf20

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Watch this short video about this science teacher’s creative solution for teaching Chemistry lab during remote learning. #TTLf20

[EdReports.org @EdReports]

Teacher @JonteRLee talks about transforming his kitchen into a science classroom and using social media to reach students where they are in this inspiring @educationweek video. https://t.co/J5aMmDVcum

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I would like to share this great opportunity for educators to learn more about Tourette Syndrome as well as virtual learning strategies for special education students. #TTLf20

[Amy Randolph @MsAmyRandolph]

This year has been so challenging for Teachers, students and parents! We have all had to “pivot” in order for students to continue learning during these unique circumstances. #TTLf20

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@kathryndrey I would love to have some bookshelves like that!

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@educationweek It’s even more important for educators to reach out to students and make a personal connection during remote learning. Check out tips @educationweek for ways to build relationships during remote learning #TTLS20

[Education Week @educationweek]

Deepening relationships with students is vital. Here are some of the benefits:
💙 Sense of safety and belonging
💙 Enhance resilience and coping
💙 Support individual academic, social needs

Download the free guide. #ReopeningSchools https://t.co/IDkXvLu1nT