@delta_dc So many important learning opportunities in lesson planning: pre-planing, pacing, sequencing, assessment, etc. But, PST need an wide variety of options for lesson planning and unit overviews. They need something that works for them, not what the university feels is best
I don’t always know what I need and this was a really great discovery. Been a big fan of @dvntownsend for a while and somehow missed this. So thankful! Spirits Will Collide (OFFICIAL VIDEO) https://t.co/INTXmkVClk via @YouTube
Mom sent me an old pay stub from when she was a teacher. She was at the top of the salary grid for years + master's degree. Adjusting for inflation, she made more 15 years ago than a teacher in the same district/years of service/educational background. @bctf@bcndp#bced
Me: outside, sweating intensely in the heat / receiving an abundance of, what I like to call, Sun Sparkles on my noggin.
Everyone else at the house:
#norestforthewicked#sunburn#priorities#sohotrightnow… https://t.co/SgfYzIlneW
As far back as I can remember thinking about having children one day, I can remember looking forward to being able to brush and braid my daughters hair.
T hasn’t been especially open to having her hair brushed, but… https://t.co/b2EzFt9cRT
A couple weeks ago, at the English department gathering to say goodbye, another teacher asked what my dream teaching job would be. I said a blend of upper level creative writing and English 12. Today, I accepted a… https://t.co/XgvVtsQjfe
Working on a self-directed lesson for my 9’s. Each task has a short assignment attached to it (reflection, opinion, comprehension, synthesis). The whole thing is completely digital. Should… https://t.co/0oEbjnAlGc