Judy Moeller

University of Bridgeport Professor University of St.Joseph Professor

[Judy Moeller @UBLiteracyProf]

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[Teacher2Teacher @teacher2teacher]

Here's Q1! When you’re in class – either virtually or in-person – how do you want your students to feel? #T2Tchat

[Jimmy Fallon @jimmyfallon]

It's Hashtags time! Tweet out a funny song lyric parody about summer 2020 and tag it with #SummerSongs2020. Could be on the show!

[Kristin Ziemke has a NEW BOOK! TEXT & TECH 📚📱🌏 @KristinZiemke]

I had the privilege to preview this book at the end of March and thought “This is what we need right now!” So happy to now have it out in the world. Congratulations @JoEllenMcCarthy! #booklove #learningisjoyful #sel #readtheworldNOW

[Matt Glover @Mattglover123]

I'm excited to announce that @ConferringCarl and I are offering a webinar focused on online writing conferences. Conferring Online: Making it Easier, More Effective and Enjoyable. Aug. 25 from 5:00-6:15 EDT. To register go to https://t.co/lR9uwtEoDG

[Judy Moeller @UBLiteracyProf]

The Traditional Read Aloud: Let’s Flip It! - The Robb Review Blog https://t.co/PFPgjeHFUM via @@ERobbPrincipal

[Judy Moeller @UBLiteracyProf]

Moving Toward a Virtual Math Classroom? Matching Modes of Instruction to Learning Goals | Corwin Connect https://t.co/gDTtoalOBH

[Judy Moeller @UBLiteracyProf]

I voted in the ILA 2020 Board Election! #ILAelection https://t.co/LEu2P0MauY

[University of Bridgeport @UBridgeport]

University Announcements about #COVID19 03/24/2020: Read the latest update from President Laura Skandera Trombley to the UB community. Please visit https://t.co/qRIRnjo88L for updates and information regarding resources, FAQs, and more. #UBridgeport

[Discover Magazine @DiscoverMag]

Ever catch yourself letting out a frustrated sigh, a squeal of delight or maybe a gasp of terror? These off-the-cuff vocalizations are called vocal bursts. And in a recent study, researchers mapped out a record number of them. https://t.co/j6TwPAks9l

[PragmaticMom @pragmaticmom]

10 Perfect Read Alouds for 4th Grade https://t.co/YVihtdEeA2 via @pragmaticmom #KidLit #4thgrade #ReadAloud

[Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo]

All first draft writing is crappy. Even Walt Whitman knew that when he drafted "O Captain, My Captain!" Thanks to Dawn Hunnicutt for sharing.

[Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo]

I'm interested in the idea of my students diving deeper into the study of one author, so I recently asked you for suggestions of authors who write both poetry and prose. Here were your suggestions: https://t.co/fF492OpFAw

[Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo]

Teaching media literacy? Start here: That Uplifting Tweet You Just Shared? A Russian Troll Sent It https://t.co/ZYsAKLBlkr via @RollingStone

[Stephen Krashen @skrashen]

If you are interested in what is really doing on in literacy research, this is the blog you should be reading: Jeff McQuillan’s https://t.co/4JiFjod5Ao

All articles brief, clear and penetrating.

[Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo]

I stand at my classroom door between each period to greet my kids. My new year's teaching resolution: pick one student before each class and engage that student in a 1-2 minute conversation. I'm first selecting kids who tend to fly under the radar.

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

For some students, curriculum can be traumatic—and violent. It's time we name that. That's why we're sharing this feature from our upcoming magazine early. We hope you'll consider this story as you plan your Black History Month lessons. @spatricejones https://t.co/tgD42jo3Xu

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

"She should be honored all the months of the year. Because that's the incredible legacy she leaves."
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[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

This week, we are highlighting resources for teaching about Black liberation movements. And the story of Stonewall—the most famous protest for queer liberation—cannot be taught without honoring its ties to Black activism. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/WVMZPBRCdC

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

The text of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Letter From a Birmingham Jail" can be a great springboard for teaching about the tradition of Black liberation movements and the necessity of direct, radical action in demanding justice. #BlackHistoryMonth
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