Something to think about with online learning. #johnstonlearn Teach students how to read — and understand — digital text | ISTE https://t.co/OeQIIHgP8r
I really appreciate the thankless work that principals, directors, and superintendents are doing right now. I can't imagine trying to plan amid a pandemic and how to navigate the multiple demands of stakeholders in a context that changes by the day.
What if the questions wasn't "should schools reopen?"
What if instead the question was "why have schools become the answer for every problem in society?" childcare, nutrition, health care, mental wellbeing.... Etc
And if we are that answer, why are we not funded as such?
Celebrate #EarthDay with this Collection by Destiny, created by @shannonmmiller. This is a public Collection so everyone will be able to access the resources, including students and families. Learn more at https://t.co/jDdXU7U9Yx. #elearning#continuouslearning
A lot of educators will be starting online teaching/remote learning this week.
For those of us who are in our 2nd (if not 3rd) week: what advice would you give to educators starting this week?
#OnlineTeachingAdvice
So many Americans right now are stepping up to help their communities. Zohaib Begg, a 7-year-old from VA, is one of them. This inspiring kid has been gathering supplies from hotels to donate to the medical professionals at his local hospital. https://t.co/K8Pvp9Cyaq
@CoryBooker I will never understand how Cory Booker was not more popular. He's a senator, Rhode scholar, college football player, mayor, activist and has the most positive outlook I've ever seen. You'll be missed Cory.
It’s with a full heart that I share this news—I’m suspending my campaign for president.
To my team, supporters, and everyone who gave me a shot—thank you. I am so proud of what we built, and I feel nothing but faith in what we can accomplish together.