"I have a great rapport with my kids, so I do have a lot of fun in my class." -- 6th grade teacher Kimberly Olney #teachingisfun#sixthgrade https://t.co/BfCCF9zxhw
5 Ways to Stay on Top of the Latest in Children’s Lit @colbysharp
1. Independent bookstores
2. Find friends who love books
3. Follow people who love books on social media
4. Subscribe to publishers’ channels @YouTube
5. Listen to students #BuildYourStack
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Congrats to Rebecca Hurst, a math intervention specialist in #Mississippi, who graduated with an Ed.S. in Educational Leadership and is now working on an Ed.D. https://t.co/0zkFdOLUHQ #educationalleadership#education
Did you know "reading" illustrations can help improve your child's literacy? @PBSParents shares tips and tricks on making the most of picture books.
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@TED_ED My grandma had this, and she hated it. She knew what the problem was but she thought others would think she was some dumb old lady, when she was really quite intelligent and witty.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School school reopens Wednesday. Sunday was a day to ease into the return.
"Two of my best friends aren't here anymore," said freshman Sammy Cooper. "But I'm definitely going to school Wednesday. I will handle it." https://t.co/E5LDOTweUe
There are real heroes in our schools. In times of tragedy, we always hear stories like the one about Aaron Feis -- teachers and coaches who protect students at all costs. https://t.co/3MJpESTKAI
Assistant football coach Aaron Feis was killed in the Florida school shooting, according to the school's football program
He threw himself in front of children who were being shot at by the suspect, acting as a human shield, a communications director said https://t.co/ghQPhWcyCQ