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[Kat @TeacherKat8]

@TransformT3ach Hi Anna! It is so exciting! I do wonder what our actions will need to be around parents that may not want their children to participate in anything on Twitter? #EDCI338

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@MsWheeler12 Hi Courtnay! I’m excited that we get to learn alongside each other through Twitter, even on summer break from regular classes! One of the reasons Twitter and social media are great resources! #EDCI338

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@MrBondy4 Hey! I checked out your blog, and I really resonated with your “fake tweet”. What stood out to me was your #globalclassroom . I never thought about it this way, but what a cool opportunity students and teachers have to connect globally! #EDCI338

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@noahforbes22 Hi Noah! Connecting with educators on Twitter has been fun so far. I wonder how else we can expand our PLN, other than through Twitter chats? #EDCI338

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@raquellevy01 Hi Raquel! Glad you found your old Twitter - I had to make a new one as I couldn’t remember my old usernames and passwords. I swear this time I’ll stick with it 🤣. The Twitter chat I just participated in got me excited about expanding my PLN! #EDCI338

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@insightswithmrs Hey! I’m also excited to use Twitter to expand my PLN and engage students. I wonder at what age it would be appropriate to fully immerse students in *real* Twitter? (Not printouts or viewing) #EDCI338

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@kyliedscott Hi Kylie! Twitter is such a cool tool we can use as educators! I wonder at what age it would be appropriate to use it more with students? (Real Twitter, not print outs!) #EDCI338

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@GeorgetteSums Hi Georgette! I like the way you formatted your tweet - it’s super user-friendly and easy to read! I’m excited to learn along with you! #EDCI338

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@MsMaeganBarwis Thanks for the info about #bcedchat ! It will be interesting to watch and learn along with local educators 😊 #edci338

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@Ms_Rachel_Moore Hi Rachel! I’m also excited to connect with educators from around the world. I just completed my first Twitter chat and it was so fun learning along with everyone! #edci338

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A7: This was a really interesting, eye opening experience! I enjoyed learning along with you all, and will be looking to join more Twitter chats in the future! Thanks everyone!! #resiliencechat #edci338

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@zoejacobson63 This! And important Indigenous reconciliation programs that were prospering are getting defunded as well #resiliencechat #edci338

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A5: In Canada I think that our provincial governments have the most say over education legislation. I hope though, with enough teachers, parents, students, or community members collaborating, our voices can be heard. #resiliencechat #edci338

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A4: I think that others will be watching California closely and identifying if the challenges are worth the implementation of the law, and if the later start times are really making a difference. #resiliencechat #edci338

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@Watermelonworks That would be ideal wouldn’t it! 😆

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A3: Later middle and high school start times would mean many other things would have to change timing such as after school activities, buses, etc. #resiliencechat #edci338

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A2: I think that sleep is so crucial, especially for growing brains! Allowing middle and high school students extra time in the morning hopefully means more sleep and higher brain functioning! #resiliencechat #edci338

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A1: I was excited that my practicum elementary school’s bell was at 8:50. I remember school starting at 8:30 or 8:35 and just 20 minutes makes so much of a difference for students and teachers! #resiliencechat #EDCI338

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@zoejacobson63 @saratruebridge @ManuelBrent3207 I am in the same program as Zoe, and she helped me find this chat!