Sarah Taylor

[attn @attn]

Mr. Rogers used his show to fight racism in so many ways.

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

@HolzMAS @today_dk Why do you think educators went to the capitol anyway? You got your wish. Ducey didn’t give all teachers money. He gave districts money to fund the pay raise to all of the educators who aren’t included in his definition of teacher. We do have to beg our districts now.

[Chels 🦒 @chelsea_nicolev]

@indivisiblephx @EverettTate3 Come November I’m going to vote for the people who align themselves with the values I have. Republican or democrat. I feel like as a country we’ve gotten ourselves stuck in this notion where we point fingers to the other side without understanding the ramifications of it.

[Chels 🦒 @chelsea_nicolev]

@indivisiblephx @EverettTate3 Let’s live in a world where we don’t view others as just their political party. Don’t be drones to the system. Think for yourself, do the research... does this sound like a smart decision or not. Issues in politics are rarely black and white.

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

@TheRealHublife @PapaGrande I would never vote for you. Not with your attitude and regardless if you support education or not.

[Valerie Thomas @Valerie4AzEd]

If you know a teacher, love a teacher, respect a teacher, or can thank a teacher for where you are today. Show your support & wear RED every Wednesday. It's not just an education movement. It's becoming a cultural and labor movement. Make it a NATIONWIDE movement. #RedForEd

[Getting Smart @Getting_Smart]

.@bbceducation outlines four cornerstones of computational thinking: decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms. How can we teach these skills to our young learners? @kristenthorson shares some ideas: https://t.co/WQfE6EBl6D

[edutopia @edutopia]

Wondering how to incorporate standards-based grading into PBL? Four practices to get started: https://t.co/kBg5IyLTgU

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

SOME gifted inds. -but don't forget those that are disorganized, messy, and absentminded. Through experience I've learned it really depends on their level of giftedness. Contradictory, but always two sides of the coin to consider! https://t.co/tBR0Ns6sEN

[SENG @SENG_Gifted]

Gifted individuals are often zealous planners and may have many post-it notes or to-do lists laying around. LIKE this if this sounds like you!

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

Behavioral, social, and academic feedback & constructive criticism are the key reinforcers for our students' success! https://t.co/Am8eKGBiGw

[Getting Smart @Getting_Smart]

By creating a culture of growth and learning, feedback becomes part of a process of continuous growth and progress instead of a means to an end. https://t.co/t84rSmCqbr

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

WOW! This will be a great tool to use when considering what the best apps are to use in your classroom!!! https://t.co/UBWyad2niz

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

What a fantastic STEAM activity! Not to mention perfect for this time of year! I love the creativity!!! https://t.co/iz2YpqKMGS

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

An absolute must! Our Ss today need in-person training on communicating, as well as, lessons on online social media convos!!! Teaching Your Students How to Have a Conversation https://t.co/0ieR7KY3bi

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

I'm a "biased" Mac user - but what a great way to get parents thinking about making Ss safe online! https://t.co/yYD67PK7hT

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

Managing Middle Schoolers https://t.co/Vp5GVixiqg - Not sure what subject area he teaches - but these are great ideas to ponder!

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

Interesting 'devils' advocate here... Can we use this to promote change in our clsrm? And how!?! https://t.co/u9aloFtMtU

[Education Week Tech Leader @EdWeekEdTech]

The teenage smartphone problem is worse than you think, says this high school teacher https://t.co/09fcSxWo7o

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

5 Tips for Managing Social Media (Before it Manages You) Ts don't get caught in the wormhole! https://t.co/dMa29PSJiH via @Getting_Smart

[DR. TOM LOUD @loudlearning]

Every Student asks 3 ?'s about their Teacher everyday.
1. Can I trust you?
2. Do you believe I can succeed?
3. Do you care about me?
#edchat

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

@350 @kimsiwak Super interesting... Could definitely plan a hardcore lesson plan with this one!

[Sarah Taylor @MsTaylorCK]

@FredRogersCtr Love it! I'll add it to my go-to: "What was the most interesting thing you learned in school today?"