These extremely online young Christian men want to end the 19th Amendment, restore public flogging, and make America white again.
And they're connected to JD Vance. Meet the "TheoBros."
Descriptions of Hitler in Dean Haycock's book "Tyrannical Minds": obsessive declarations of his own greatness, lack of empathy, stunted personal relationships, histrionic speaking style, impulsive decisions & chaotic administrative style, promises to make Germany great again...
The more that parents' self-worth hinges on their kids' accomplishments, the more controlling they become & the more they want the kids to be rich, popular, attractive - as opposed to more meaningful goals (personal devlpmt, generosity, close relatnships): https://t.co/bCDwRv0xT1
"The ugliest of ironies is that reading reform driven by the “science of reading” (SOR) story fails the evidence test, notably that SOR legislation is not based on science. . ." @plthomasEdD
https://t.co/K11iQCnW8X
You don’t have to be a literacy expert to be a literacy leader.
You can start by knowing what you don’t like or support.
Here’s a starter list:
- Round robin reading
- Isolated skill practice
- 100% teacher-directed reading instruction
These practices are difficult to defend.
- Independent reading
- Student voice and choice in what to read/write about
- Peer discussion
2. What evidence do we have to support more phonics/PA and less what was just noted?
Takeaway: Don't debate whether something is "good" or not. Position these decisions as trade offs.
1/7 Time for my periodic reminder about one of the most important educational research findings of the 20th century: the Eight-Year Study.
Back in the 1930s, 30 high schools around the U.S. turned traditional practice on its head, especially for college-bound students...
Despites decades of scientific research, guess what you’ll never see catch on in edu-fads?
The science of poverty
The science of racism
What really impacts achievement the most …
3/3 "...to distrust of schools and teachers and their unions...then simple sounding solutions are promoted ostensibly as quick cures but in fact to assure failure." (p 24-25) .
Discuss.
https://t.co/hPAXIilldA
2/3 "That's why literacy is the focal point in attaching universal education. And it is those with the knowledge to make literacy universal who are the target of the campaign [which seeks; to shift it away from the real issues-poverty, health, access..."
@MaggieEThornton @SenLouiseLucas This bill doubles down on failed policy strategies from the past 20 years that have not worked to increase equity or achievement, and in some cases have made things worse.