Pete J

Drexel student, teacher in training

[Pete J @Pj525S]

@KimF1023 Really clever way of getting students to translate Shakespeare according their modern sensibilities.

[Pete J @Pj525S]

10th Grade English. Poetry Show and Tell. Students post a passage from a poem under 280 characters. Underneath in the same thread, explain why they choose to share this passage. Classmates like and respond. #525SUMMER20

[Pete J @Pj525S]

10th Grade English. Poetry Show and Tell. Students post a passage from a poem under 280 characters. Underneath in the same thread, explain why they choose to share this passage. Classmates like and respond.

[Pete J @Pj525S]

@JEvans525 Awesome idea. It's fun, it's creative and it gets students invested. Also, it really incorporates social media well.

[Pete J @Pj525S]

@olivia28052155 Love the personal touch. It’s great way of getting students invested in the subject. I imagine students would be interested in what their classmates came up with too. An all-around engaging activity.

[Pete J @Pj525S]

@RosaCatania2 Great community building activity!

[Pete J @Pj525S]

@MackenzieDowni8 I like this idea. I suggested similar activity. I like that you emphasize engaging w/trending topics and people. Gets them making thoughtful predictions. Just have them be careful if they’re going to be engaging politics.

[Pete J @Pj525S]

11th Grade English: Literary Twitter Avatars. Tweet as fav lit character. Use details from the book: Hamlet tweets on the state of Denmark & corruption of king. Capture voice and personality. Respond to peers in character. Get Creative! Cosplay selfies, etc. #525SUMMER20