Mr. Brewer’s Class

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Jackson is suspicious of "NASCAR Next Gen safety" https://t.co/f4JyHDx1IN

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Ellis wants you to realize that “you are beautiful the way you are!” https://t.co/xVFvyjttjq

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Madison considers the secrets she keeps and concludes, “when you speak up about your hidden truths, it can actually blaze the trail for others to tell about theirs as well.” https://t.co/8hseR5XU7f

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Caitlyn explores "The Language of Laughter" https://t.co/jJLqx7Pygi

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Elisa still plays FNAF, and she's not afraid to show it: "Don't worry, be tacky. "https://t.co/vvKEU0iSB4

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Anna watches Jeffrey Dahmer on Netflix and tries to find out "Why Serial Killers kill people" https://t.co/pVvBw3q79e

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Rae considers the challenges of changing our minds, and concludes that “Flexible thinking can spark curiosity, it can be good for our brains, and it shouldn't be seen as a weakness.” https://t.co/Ot6O2QiwAF

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Finny considers the story of Bob Inglis and concludes, “If more people in our society truly valued others opinions and sought to truly learn, then our society may improve beyond what we could imagine.” https://t.co/OR0GTmTnUp

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Olivia considers her dull debate duds and declares, "Ladies, lets ditch the old office style" https://t.co/jmbeWv2EWt

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Hutton explores "Social Media and its Impact on Clothing Brands Today" https://t.co/mvmVKAj5xW

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Aubrey considers the cost of standing up for what's right: Bob Inglis and Climate Change https://t.co/MseKQU3xi1

[How Things Are Manufactured @fastworkers6]

The best way to see Van Gogh's "Starry Night" is to stare at the center of the spiral for 20 seconds and then look at the painting

[NASA Webb Telescope @NASAWebb]

This is what you’ve waited for.

Journey with us through Webb’s breathtaking view of the Pillars of Creation, where scores of newly formed stars glisten like dewdrops among floating, translucent columns of gas and dust: https://t.co/5ea1kCzU5x

Here’s your guided tour ⬇️

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Emma reflects on the important role that learning plays “To change how I view things, and see how other people view certain topics. ” https://t.co/cRfMR5n5Y1

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

@WhiteShadow5735 reflects on his own learning philosophy and concludes that “learning is about receiving power, the power to change the world.” https://t.co/IMVk9gDpjf

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Autumn reflects on learning and concludes: “Sometimes learning is clear growth, but it can also be invisible, unseen by the naked eye or test result.” https://t.co/TvuaMur8h9

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Drew considers his learning philosophy and lands on two key elements: Structure and Enjoyment https://t.co/ZaUyEtdBU3

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Madelynn contemplates learning and concludes that “to pour your energy into learning something that matters to you will be the most rewarding to you and the people around you.” https://t.co/M7WyiWBukI

[Mr. Brewer’s Class @Brewers_Class]

Porter considers learning and attempts to uncover “what has worked for me, who I am, and the failings and insecurities that I believe drive some of my decisions in regard to learning.�� https://t.co/5u13irJwzW