Hello, #teachertwitter! This fall I am moving school districts and going back to 2nd grade after 10 years in Title I. I would love some new read alouds, to create a calming corner, and am in need of bulletin board supplies #clearthelist https://t.co/LVBEzxDKop
Good Morning, #teachertwitter! Let's #clearthelist...I can't wait to get into my new classroom soon, but I am still in need of bulletin board supplies for my many HUGE boards. Can you help me? Be sure to drop your own list ⬇️ and I will RT! https://t.co/LVBEzxVlMZ
@GregChap70@lutzfernandez There are times where you can respectfully agree to disagree and there are times where you stand up and call out the bull. You don't remove important & inclusive language from ed resources in order to make a sale.
@GregChap70@lutzfernandez When the minority are seeking to make our classrooms less safe for ALL of our students, absolutely. Look at the entire thread for context. Look at all of the authors cutting ties with Heineman and why they are cutting those ties? 1/2
@ats1025 You are right, it can also be a very hard part of the day. That is why good supervision and building a positive school culture through SEL is also important.
Equality and Equity are often confused. Equity, where each child gets what they need, is essential and is what helps lift children over the barriers they may be experiencing.
There is NO reason to publicly shame teachers for what they have on their @amazon wishlists. You don't know what their situation is and public school teachers don't make a lot. If you don't want to donate, that is your choice but public humiliation is never ok. #clearthelist
@SraBrownWKMS Our reality just doesn't match best practice. A large part of that, IMO, are the state's gen assemblies writing ed policy and creating mandates without having any knowledge of educational research while leaving educators out of the conversation.
@hollandthequeen@amazon Thank you for helping me see this from your point of view...I hadn't thought of this, but you are right! Virtual teachers working from home need our support too!
I hadn't thought about the virtual aspect of education...virtual teachers need supplies and equipment, too, even if those supplies will be used in their own homes!
@Steph_Wilson03@amazon This is why I don’t share my list. I teach virtually, but I still have to have a home office, technology, and record science labs and demos for my students with ZERO equipment. Who does the general public think funds virtual teachers??
@AshleyTeaches1 We should be supporting each other...we know what this profession is like more than anybody and teachers need all the love and kindness that they can get! Can't be turning on each other...
#teachertwitter...it has been brought to my attention that our colleagues in NC could use our help! The largest school district in the state has banned Amazon wishlists. Any DC lists must be pre-approved and classroom budgets are kept at <$50.
NC teachers...How can we help?
@laura_goodner@lizdenn They don't seem to put 2 and 2 together, do they?! What happens when there are no teachers? I don't think they have thought that far ahead...if they have, they don't think it will really happen. In the end, kids suffer...and it will not be the fault of the teachers..
@tortiegertie@amazon Not Amazon's responsibility to fund students and teachers. If we have a problem with the tax breaks these big businesses receive, we have to take those that legislate those tax breaks to task..
@RoulstonJess I was having trouble with the pay wall, too but found this. The explicit phonics concerns blow my mind...kids benefit when it is taught explicitly and systematicly!