WE CAN'T TRUST SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS WITH CURRENT EVENTS, BUT WE CAN W/GUNS?
Texas Attorney General @KenPaxtonTX just said on @FoxNews, "We can potentially arm and prepare and train teachers and other administrators to respond quickly. That, in my opinion, is the best answer."
@AddisMama33 I've never been more exhausted and disenchanted with teaching. The kicker? I just started at a new school...my dream school, dream commute, dream students, dream content. I finally have what I've really wanted and I'm just not happy. I am 90% sure that this is my last year...
I am so tired of hearing that schools are closed.
Maybe I haven’t set foot on campus all year but I’m teaching and my students are learning.
I’m working so hard.
I’ve reinvented all my lessons.
I’m in constant contact with students & parents.
I’m still teaching.
Since this is a global pandemic and people from all walks of life are being affected, why wouldn’t we take all the money and resources set aside for standardized testing and reallocate those dollars to adding counselors and mental health resources for school communities?
Teachers: charts like this dangerously mislead. Kids look at the far left & far right columns & see a seesaw of equivalence. The difference btw. the New Yorker & OAN is NOT political. It's that one traffics in conspiracies; the other doesn't. That's what we need to teach kids.
@maineteacher@theGREENprogram Here is a link to her etsy shop https://t.co/gdVXpmuCPY
Her Instagram also states that she is working on getting a high res image for people to dowload as well. However, the print from etsy is $20 with a 50% donation to Doctors Without Borders
“Kids in the future need to learn to be engineers and to code!”
Yeah, but they also need to learn how to be citizens in a republic and understand the basic tenets of democracy.