Jessica Jaksich

7th Grade ELA @109caruso. Social media guru. Chocaholic. Camp girl. She/her. Views are my own.

[Dana Spies @spiesey]

@onepeloton A friend moved away and we are still finding time to ride as friends!

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

7th graders @109Caruso are learning to love snail mail as they read I Will always Write Back and anxiously await replies from their new penpals!! #engage109

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

Jamboard has been a game changer during remote learning! Snapshot of today's jam...students analyzing Langston Hughes' poem "Harlem (Dreams Deferred)" #collaboration #engage109 #BlackHistoryMonth

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

#RLR593 I like the idea of a weekly reading check-in survey!

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

Proud to teach the future leaders and committed to showing them YA books like yours, @angiecthomas #RLR593

[Angie Thomas @angiecthomas]

People love to trash YA fiction without realizing the impact it's having on future leaders who will greatly impact society; who are ALREADY impacting society.

I proudly write for them because I've given up on most of you.

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

Last 2! "Without #diversebooks, we would feel no sympathy, we won’t be able to help anyone, and the whole world will become divided." "I am an asian jew and my book made me realize I am so lucky to have never been bullied for the way I look and what I believe in." #RLR593

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

7th grade reading reflections: "This book makes me think 'wow I’m lucky.'" "I think after reading this book, I feel a strong sense of gratitude for what I have." "I should do all I can to help people in need, and think not only about myself." #gratitude #diversebooks #RLR593

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

"I think this book did change my perspective on things. It helped me to realize that you that you never know what’s going on inside anyone’s mind but your own, and sometimes it's better just to listen because you need to hear what others say." - 7th grade student #RLR593

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

"'I'm Not Dying with You Tonight' helped me recognize the privilege I have of being white and not fearing the police." -7th grade student #RLR593

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

"It is important to read #diversebooks because if you keep reading the same books with perfect lives, you will never know how it is to live in someone else's shoes." - 7th grader #RLR593

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

I asked my 7th graders to reflect on the #diversebooks they read first quarter. Here's what they had to say: "It helped me realize that if I try hard enough to help my generation understand, maybe we can be inclusive. Just maybe." #RLR593

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

@sophiedegener Wow - so powerful! Slowly discovering the answer as I move through my research project!

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

#RLR593

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

Had the privilege of listening to @DrIbram tonight & learned that kids as young as 2 or 3 can recognize race and act based on race. If educators are not actively engaged in anti-racist work, we may be passing racism on to our students without even knowing it #RLR593

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

#RLR593

[Dana Schwartz - on hiatus @DanaSchwartzzz]

decided calories don't count for the next 8 days

[Jessica Jaksich @classicjaksich]

#RLR593 anyone want to Zoom in with me?

[Cornelius Minor @MisterMinor]

Hey, you teacher... I love you. ❤️

[Kayla Dornfeld @TopDogTeaching]

I need this in my life right now. Maybe you do, too.

[Ibram X. Kendi @ibramxk]

I want a new world where humans accept the hard truth as routinely as they accept the easy lies in this world.