Y’all! This is a great way to get a snapshot of the politicians view points. Stay informed. Do your research. Vote. Thank you for this great resource! @lecturestobeats
🏛️ It's an election year!
👉🏾 Visit https://t.co/Tesbh9EbPd & enter your zipcode
🤷🏾♀️ What: It scans the Twitter timelines of your politicians & sorts their tweets into 8 categories: economy, race, immigration, etc.
👩🏾💻 Who: built by me, a black engineer ✊🏾
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Learning TONS from the #k12global Global Teaching Dialogue! CRT, globalizing STEM, personalized learning, tech, professional growth, SEL & Trauma informed instruction. 🔥🔥🔥
We were working on literacy ideas for science Ss this year. Our first resource is the librarian. The person who curates content for ALL students. The center for literacy cultivation. #LibrariesAreNotLuxuries#COVIDisnoexcuse
Mantras written by students at the beginning of this year. Found them in my very empty classroom. #ballardbiology students are the best! 💛 https://t.co/RQvsLmmyKf
Definitely! And not just history teachers, but all of us as educators. We are ALL responsible for actively calling out the harmful narrative and dismantling the system.
Are U.S. History teachers complicit in perpetuating the narrative that systemic racism, and the need for social justice ended with Martin Lither King Jr.? #StampedEducators
Not having time to educate yourself about the impacts and history of racism is not an excuse that any educator or other adult should hide behind. If you are not learning you’re sitting in privilege. #educateyourself#BlackLivesMatter#antiracism