Reflecting on our roots is important. I’m proud to share this profession with amazing Latino Teacher of the Year awardees like Mandi, Juliana, Alejandro & so many others, who work tirelessly for our students. #HispanicHeritageMonth
Students need to now that they can make a change, one of the many benefits that come with including climate justice in our students' learning is encouraging their actions as active citizens! #NSTAchat
A1 Teaching about climate justice at the elementary level is vital! Our students should be able to voice their concerns and contribute to positive changes for their future! #NSTAchat
@caahayes In the elementary education field it is important that we introduce concepts of climate justice because they are the future and they have the right to voice their concerns and also be involved in making positive changes for the environment!
Hello All! I am a senior @IUSoutheast in the Elementary Education program! Currently working on a 4th grade lesson plan on renewable and nonrenewable energy resources! I'm learning a-lot myself! #NSTAchat
@halliem_lewis@nearpod Hallie, I agree with you! Although I had heard about @nearpod, it was nice to get to try it out in class. Often times people will tell me to check out certain websites and I forget to but when I try it out it makes a huge difference!
Happy Thursday! Today I am sharing with you an amazing bilingual site for for educators and families of ELLs! Go and check it out! @ColorinColorado#ELL#pstpln https://t.co/uFri7VtJ6j
Tuesday Question: I often hear teachers say there is not enough time in the classroom to teach what is required. What are some time management techniques you have used or seen used in the classroom? #pstpln@DrSumreen_STEM@JulianaUrtubey3@kd_gaddis
Today I stumbled upon an article that stated that parents who are new to English are often left out of engagement at the school level to some degree. Lets all do some research on ways we can successfully engage ELL families! #W401#celebratemonday#pstpln https://t.co/Byk2GegaoM
Hello, my name is Perla Zavala and I currently attend Indiana University Southeast. My degree is in Elementary Education with a concentration on teaching ELLs. I am excited to start on this journey and looking forward to meeting people with similar goals. #pstpln
@zoegilb What a great idea! My family is from Mexico and Fall always reminds me of eating home cooked tamales and drinking champurrado which is a chocolate-based atole made with masa, piloncillo, milk and other warm spices like cinnamon and vanilla!