#NCTEchat A7 I am finally getting back into running. I did 4 miles today w my partner, intervals. I think it’s hard sometimes to find time for exercise. I’m also reorganizing my closet. Ha! Bought hangers today. Lol
@GraceKChoi I recently visited the only PI museum in the US in Longbeach CA… and there I found a book by Tanya Charguaf Taimanglo Attitude 13: A Daughter of Guam’s Collection of Short Stories. (2010).
#nctechat A5 As I continue w my dissertation work, something I have found useful is to hold space to remember my ancestors. Specifically my father, who passed in 2013 and my Lola who passed in 2011. I remember what they taught me & keep their words/memory w me before I write.🥰
#nctechat A4. I think? Lol I love finding more Filipino voices in YAL, and I am so happy to have found Mia Manansala’s texts. I would love to read more (just more!) YAL that feature second generation AAPI experiences/voices.
A2: @jungkimphd and @ProfHsieh share their experiences in “‘I do not have to stand alone’: Finding Ourselves Reflected in the Community of NCTE’s Asian/American Caucus” https://t.co/QACvD0m4sA #NCTEchat
A1: In this Strategy Guide from @RWTnow, you'll learn about a number of specific methods that can help you to gain a fuller picture of the interests of your students as well as what your students understand, know, and can demonstrate by doing. https://t.co/SV3kVW6Hig #NCTEchat
@NaseemRdz I LOVED this book… ❤️so much so I emailed the author and bought her coffee through her website. We chatted virtually— and I told her I can’t wait for more! 💜💜