Bill Clark

[Bill Clark @bclarkwriter]

@nytopinion @CharlesMBlow Thanks for a powerful column about coming out and not wanting to miss any opportunities with family. "If not now, when" resonates deeply with me.

[Bill Clark @bclarkwriter]

'Kashmir women are the biggest victims of this inhumane siege' @AJEnglish https://t.co/4LVmRNyLkU

@thelilynews posted this article from Al Jazeera. The Kashmiri dispute has deep links to Indian culture.

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Great ideas about the feedback loop. @WinooskiLearns

[Dominic Bauer @dominicbauer12]

Quote from @betamiller's @edutopia article:

"Feedback is powerful and is proven to increase student learning, and there are many strategies teachers can use to make it more effective and efficient."

https://t.co/SOdo70JelL

[Bill Clark @bclarkwriter]

@WinooskiLearns
Interesting developments in how to encourage learning.
https://t.co/h4bUavuhPq

[edutopia @edutopia]

Understanding the science behind practices can help you better implement them in your classroom.
https://t.co/2rAMwIOWbx

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@mrgesmith
Just returned to the U.S. I had a great time in the U.K. Saw this @NYTimes article about surfing that I wanted to share with you. —Bill
https://t.co/dLbKGQ1dsS

[Bill Clark @bclarkwriter]

@CraigPerrier My lack of timeliness has nothing to do with the content, which I've found fascinating. It's been an incredibly busy semester, with another few weeks still to go.

[Bill Clark @bclarkwriter]

@CraigPerrier I fully intend to broaden my plans and bring more global education into my Government and other history classes.

[Bill Clark @bclarkwriter]

@CraigPerrier Q3: As you can see, I”m spending my holiday making up for lost time and trying to get everything to you. I’m amazed at how much information is running around in my head and how it is coming out in my lesson planning for the Spring semester.

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@CraigPerrier Q2: The “othering” cartoon made an impression. Also the organization of content, instruction, assessment, environment, and professional learning.

I loved the Know-Be-Do graphic. Great reminder!

[Bill Clark @bclarkwriter]

@CraigPerrier
I loved the suggestion to use images that show Americans outside the U.S. or that memorable Russian graphic with the lynching scene superimposed on the Statue of Liberty. A great way to teach about some of the less savory aspects of U.S. History.

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@CraigPerrier Finding my way to TGC was a totally different direction than my usual education path but I’m glad for the journey. I think there was some growth along the way.

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@CraigPerrier Craig: Excellent webinar. My takeaway began with the plant in the pot because one of my favorite sayings in “grow where you’re planted.”

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#ELLTGC
It would be great to see the countries where my students lived: Thailand, Nepal, Iraq, Somalia, Kenya ...

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#NETGC Senator Leahy appeared with Winooski students to announce a $31 million Vermont Student Assistance Corp. (VSAC) grant. Vermont is one of six states receiving a grant to help students prepare for and attend college.

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Breanna and Mukhtar with Sen. Leahy to announce VSAC grant.

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#NETGC Cross-disciplinary work: MEMOIRS OF BOY SOLDIER combined with Scramble for Africa
Makes text come alive with real stories

[Bill Clark @bclarkwriter]

Member of Teachers for Global Classrooms seminar and writing about education.