@WittersKaylee shared a great project idea for #adlit#ela "Walking in Someone Else's Shoes" an activity wherein students examine different shoes and use that to develop characterization.
A student at @DrakeUniversity in Des Moines, Iowa received a racist and threatening note slipped under his door. Students are spreading awareness of the racist issues at the school by tweeting a picture of the note with the hashtag #thisisdrake. #GCCEDU203
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As Americans, it is easy to think that our country does not struggle with poverty in the same way that other countries do. As teachers, we must remember that we will have students who struglge with poverty & do our best to help them overcome the challenge!
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It is important to recognize that I may have ELL's in my classroom regardless of where I end up teaching. I need to be prepared to teach them! I will need to be creative in fidning the best ways to reach these students. #gccCRP#multiculturaleducation
Happy Monday! Psalm 118:24, "This is the day that the LORD has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it." #gccedu#CelebrateMonday https://t.co/O17JDDzbKB
A4: personally, i like to read from a hard copy. But with textbooks specifically, going digital would be a good idea because they would be easier to keep up to date. #bcedchat
Get yourself some coffee on this fine Monday morning! Remember that this is the day that the Lord has made! #CelebrateMonday#gccedu https://t.co/q2N82DJRa2