"Most likely there will be more students than we think who have learned beyond expectations when they have had peace and quiet to do so in their own ways."
Five Things Not To Do When Schools Re-open https://t.co/Jgx1yIlOAH via @shankerinst
What if we accept the gift of a few weeks in June to determine what will continue to serve us well and what we no longer need?
The Pandemic Has Shown Us Where Real Learning Happens via @TheTyee https://t.co/uh2iSn0CId
What are the Education Imperatives that we should be advocating for in the upcoming primaries? @dintersmith suscinctly spells out what we must do, as well as the other education proposals that are a distraction from what's most important. A must-read. https://t.co/H69KN5DLDU
Found two great uses for traditional textbooks in the 21st century education landscape:
Library art instillation in spirit of @CVAdmin Pugsley and classroom tech enhancement in spirit of @lukeneff
https://t.co/8A4XaCBltZ
Proud I serve @nc12Schools
Beginning of year district leadership team session where superintendent @nc12super challenges us with culturally relevant pedagogy and courageous leadership instead of sing-alongs, skits, cheers, or chants.
#heartandmind
https://t.co/qgIRjO88yH
A fundamental lesson of Sociology is that, in the course of making everyday life seem orderly and sensible, arbitrary things are made to seem natural and inevitable. https://t.co/Rx5qFNHNWh