Suzanne Laird

Wife, Mother, Teacher Librarian at Waukee Elementary

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

@LadisonMaird I am so sorrrly about this!!

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

@LadisonMaird But we love every minute of it!!!

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

@LadisonMaird Love it!!!

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

“Doing less and achieving more” shall be my new mantra. Love the reference to the 7 habits in this!!
https://t.co/rzgJw4CBSd

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

@sampeters_ I hope it was tons of fun!!!

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

and to advance racial and social justice in our libraries, communities, profession, and associations through awareness, advocacy, education, collaboration, services, and allocation of resources and spaces.”

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

The new 9th principle added to the American Library Association’s code of ethics:
“We affirm the inherent dignity and rights of every person. We work to recognize and dismantle systemic and individual biases; to confront inequity and oppression; to enhance diversity and inclusion

[TCEA @TCEA]

Find a variety of take-and-make infographics templates in Google Slides.

https://t.co/BWV2ktmDtc #learning #edtech #teaching #education @mguhlin

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

This is going to be so much fun paired with “Almost Gone” by Steve Jenkins or “Galapagos George” by Jean Craighead George!! I am adding it to my list of lessons. #uimedia21 https://t.co/Gpdy2wyTqY

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

@sampeters_ Wow, Sam! I learned so much from this article! I had never heard of xe or ze before reading this!

[Them @them]

From how to use them to their surprising history, and much more. https://t.co/xZXdeAtuI4

[edutopia @edutopia]

Choice reading can be tough to navigate when there are millions of choices. Here are some tools like @BookClubforKids @EpicReads that can make selecting just the right book easier.
https://t.co/qX7Jw6UFlo

[David Geurin @DavidGeurin]

The @DavidGeurin Blog: Behavior Is Communication: But How Should We Respond? https://t.co/JUlGK5kbp4

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

I like these ideas because I think they will help perfectionistic, gifted students who just want to know if they have the “right” answer. Leaving out the word “creative” from rubrics will definitely help! #uimedia21 https://t.co/OIXp90LRdZ

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

@trustingreaders @KristinZiemke Thanks!!!

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

Yes!! I really need to learn more about producing podcasts myself! Like this graphic! #uimedia21

[Jen & Hannah are here to support teachers&students @trustingreaders]

Give students lots of options for what they produce. @KristinZiemke @HeinemannPD #identity&joy

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

I am going to keep this tool in my back pocket for future PBL opportunities! Student will love this and it will certainly make them wonder!! #uimedia21

[Library Journal @LibraryJournal]

“New Tool to Explore Thousands of FAA #Drone and Unidentified #Aircraft Incident Reports” https://t.co/6vCbygh9qa #UAV #data

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

I wish I would have had this list after our miscarriage 25 years ago. Thank you @bethkissileff Toward a Syllabus for Modern Grieving https://t.co/h7E5B2LAnj via @lithub

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

“What was the last thing you learned outside of school, and how did you go about learning it?” Phrasing it this way gives students an opportunity to share something about themselves, and it gives you a glimpse into how they learn best. @edutopia https://t.co/QXmH2hqMgm

[Suzanne Laird @SuzanneLaird1]

I would love to have access to this! #uimedia21

[Library Journal @LibraryJournal]

The New York Public Library's Teen Reading Ambassadors Publish First Issue of "Portal" Magazine For Kids https://t.co/173qkkaizC #libraries @nypl