Having students imitate the New York Times "My Ten" column would be a good way for teachers to learn about their new students---and for students to learn about one another: https://t.co/YCI6krKUwY And, of course, the teacher should write one, too.
So many wonderful things to celebrate about the BTW ELAR team! They are building community and culture as they analyze, evaluate, and make deep connections to their school’s namesake and what makes a hero. @bt_wilson6th @TanaAlthaus @ITS_QUAD_ @kerrvilleisd
Our brave #BTWelar teachers and @cyndipina are continuing support and professional learning using @zoom_us and @swivl! Amazing how technology can continue to bring us together even when we’re far apart! #KISDBest#BTWBest
Taiwan 24 million people, 446 covid cases. Digital healthcare, pro face mask culture. The issue for the US isn't technical, but political. Americans vomit private information willingly into social media but cringe at a central health system.Will we evolve? https://t.co/KxnB51t1Ec
Essential Reading: SO Helpful, clear, and succinct: 9 Ways Online Teaching Should be Different from Face-to-Face | Cult of Pedagogy https://t.co/vH7oWlflEj
I scrolled through to see what was here and will have to revisit. So many powerful resources from Jane Elliott’s Blue Eyes/ Brown Eyes Experiment to recent conversations with @DrIbram and @JasonReynolds83. Thank you @KellyGToGo for posting!
Have you watched 13th yet? It is a powerful documentary on the history of racial inequality, mass incarceration, and the significance of the BLM movement. See it on Netflix and YouTube. #BlackLivesMatter https://t.co/xY33XslXF8