I am a learner, an explorer and a champion for kids of all ages. It is amazing to see how children grow, and I am excited to help them in my future classroom!
@teachergoals "Teaching Fiercely: Spreading Joy and Justice in Our Schools" by Kass Minor. I'm enjoying it greatly, and look forward to dovetailing it's content into my "official" classwork and reading!
Explore stories of what it has meant to grow up as a girl in the U.S. in our "Girlhood (it's complicated)" traveling exhibit opening Saturday, Oct. 14 @CincyMuseum (one of our @SIAffiliates)! Learn more: https://t.co/fShwUcvCpA #GirlhoodHistory
Participating in the #GRARover with some of my fellow XU Education students, and reading it at home with my 3rd & 7th graders. We’re loving Res’s story! @GlobalReadAloud @JasmineWarga #XUEdChat
@katielarson25 I think teaching young children the right words to speak out against hate is key. By giving examples of situations/people where the peacemakers have advocated for those experiencing hate, we can show them how and when to take action.
@reesecarp35 I noticed that Dr. White mentioned Ezra Jack Keats's "Snowy Day." I love the animated version of this classic, and would incorporate similar short videos based on diverse books to help prompt conversations (& understanding) among young students.
Great conversation about "holistic" digital literacy ed w/ @themindonline, Matthew Johnson @MediaSmarts & @ShanaVWhite. Are your students' adults involved in digital/media literacy lessons? If so, how - and is it helpful? #XUEdChat
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Hi, I’m Katie Feldmann, pursing my Master in Elementary Ed at Xavier University. I’ll give my students those same special “Wow!” moments I had as a kid, shaping who they become for years to come. Here’re some awesome “Wow!” moments I’ve helped create through the Arts. #xuedchat