@RonMexicojr1 @WeAreTeachers Absolutely. Taught for 9.5 years and loathed the primary color and modern farm house explosions throughout the hallways. Meanwhile, students would glance at it once and move on with their lives.
My wonderful 4th Grade students singing an Irish tune, “the Rattlin’ Bog,” following a discussion of St. Patrick’s Day traditions. Erin go Bragg!
#CE_Roars
A1: Crescendo - Italian meaning "growing"
In the context of my music classes, not "getting louder" but fostering growth and strength in repertoire, knowledge/skills, and love of music in its many forms.
#cisdedchat
@8_to_5@drunkcorpsint Plz stop telling people what to do. @CouchmenDBC is not a charity, afaik, and doesn’t owe anybody anything; we purchase their products because we like them.
@Matherne_Edu It was eye-opening to see your use of social media as a tool to further your students’ education by “speaking their language.” I intend to use Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat to share student work and provide meaningful feedback. #CISDDLDay#CastleberryISD