Montana State coach Brent Vigen said "our head isn't in the sand," when it comes to college football expansion and realignment.
"I do think there's a reason to believe if there's some kind of shift down the road we can be on the right side of that."
Despite what many people might think, vulnerability is good pedagogy, @Carlos_Moreno06 of @bigpiclearning told #iNACOL18 attendees. And sharing stories builds the trust needed for education transformation. https://t.co/cFHhHavxX4
In a #futureofwork which serves humanity people are put first supported by great tech. The trigger is a shared conversation around #why - my why, your why & our why for a better world. It starts with a question #whatbreaksyourheart ?@MarkAMcAuliffe@TraceyFritcher @tru_wonder
@mandu43130069 @ArceniegaJonkar @SabrinaBeed@Bgomez_1 @addeese @UMT_stauba @rae_brouwer #EDLD502 They could mandu. Most of the schools I worked in the administrators, team leaders and remote classrooms all had walkie talkies. A couple of the schools I worked in all the staff had them.
@SabrinaBeed@Bgomez_1 @addeese @UMT_stauba @rae_brouwer #EDLD502 The large volume of cell phone usage caused the cell towers to go down so the kids weren't messaging. The only source of information at the staging area would be the principal.
#EDLD502 In this particular scenario (10.3) Mr. Stewart was informed by the deputy to go and manage the parents. In ERCM training, we are taught in this scenario the first responders are in control and Mr. Stewart is to go manage the parents.
@Bgomez_1@SabrinaBeed @addeese @UMT_stauba @rae_brouwer #EDLD502 Brittany, fortunately this school is only 500 kids. Can you imagine what the Baltimore schools experienced during the D.C. Sniper times? Try to control a school of 4000 kids in this scenario. There are schools in this country this is a daily event.