When teaching Arab students in an American classroom, we must keep in mind that family is the most important value of Arab culture and we should try to implement that in our lessons when we teach to these students. #GCCEDU
The five main social challenges for African American students in America are:
1. stereotyping
2. racism
3. isolation
4. loss of self-confidence
5. verbal discrimination
As teachers, we must recognize these to help students who are facing them in our own classrooms. #GCCEDU
One thing I found very interesting and important when learning about teaching homeless students is their rights to participate in the same programs as everyone else. By encouraging our students to get involved in activities, we can better their education experience. #GCCEDU
As teachers of EL students, specifically Latino students, we need to recognize reasons why these students will not ask for help with their homework at home. One of these reasons is because their parents are not proficient enough in English to understand the homework. #GCCEDU
When teaching English learning students, specifically Asian students, there are simple things we can do as educators to bridge the gap between home and school. These include respecting immediate and extended family and also communicating through website and email. #GCCEDU
Four congresswomen encourage citizens not to 'take the bait' from our president's recent comments on race. As teachers, we can continue this trend in our classrooms by encouraging our students to support each other in everything they do. #GCCEDU https://t.co/NIgA0uasY5
Food banks in California are addressing diaper needs since they are not offered in subsidized programs. As a teacher, I find this is important because it gives families in poverty one less thing to worry about, and they can worry about education. #GCCEDU
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The Washington Post wrote an article talking about budget cuts for the education for refugee children without parents. As a teacher, this concerns me because without education the children won't learn basic info needed to succeed in the future. #GCCEDU
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There are hundreds of health conditions and physical impairments that can affect the students that we teach. With this in mind, we need to use their strengths and advocate for them in the classroom as much as possible. #gccedu
I love all of the resources that you have available for educators to learn how they can best accommodate for students who are deaf or hard of hearing! @ClercCenter#gccedu
One thing I learned about in Exceptional Learners today is how to use different EdTech tools such as Newsela to help engage students in a variety of ways in my classroom while still meeting their needs where they need to be met #gccedu
Today in Exceptional Learners I learned that as a PreK-4 teacher, I can use an emotions color wheel to distinguish how my students are doing that day and I also can implement more manipulatives in my classroom to keep all students engaged and to help them understand #gccedu
I love how TASH has a resource library available on their website that explains important terms for special education so people are able to understand them more #gccedu#specialeducation
Knowing and understanding what early intervention is can be extremely important in all levels of education so you know what your student has gone through and can continue to help them in their specific needs #gccedu
In exceptional learners, we learned that working with parents is extremely important and we can support them by listening to understand rather than listening to respond #gccedu
Helping students understand that being fair isn't always looked at as equal to allow an environment in your classroom that maximizes opportunities for all students is very important in all classrooms #gccedu