Yes @MelissainJax! Thanks for sharing, but the real story has to be a complete end of teachers spending their own money and working free hours. They are propping up a broken system that exploits them! #hardstop#DisruptK12Ed
This is an unfortunate truth, but true nonetheless. Teachers will do themselves and their students a favor when they stop spending their own money and free time propping up this failed system. https://t.co/z7d1lcI2tE
@MelissainJax The public/charter debate is a red herring used to divide the education community to distract us from funding as a whole. There should be enough to go around for ALL kids.
@MelissainJax The public/charter debate is a red herring used to divide the education community to distract us from funding as a whole. There should be enough to go around for ALL kids.
@marla_kilfoyle @USATODAY Teachers also need to stop spending their own money and working for free. We’re making the problem worse! #exposethesystem@ed_k12
@marla_kilfoyle @USATODAY Teachers also need to stop spending their own money and working for free. We’re making the problem worse! #exposethesystem@ed_k12
Teachers have contributed to this “deform” mindset far too much! Teachers need to stop spending their own money and stop working unpaid hours. Immediately. #DisruptK12Ed
MEMO
TO: @NYCMayor
The success of PreK for All depends upon community-based educators. They’re living on poverty wages. Look into your progressive heart. Do the right thing. Ensure equal pay for equal work. Give this pride of place in your FY 2020 budget.
#salaryparity
It’s clear that social & emotional skills are essential to student success, but what’s less clear how teachers can prepare to help students develop them. @LPI_Learning’s new report provides concrete examples of #SEL in #TeacherPrep and in the classroom. https://t.co/QldzchLDVy.
This is the kind of martyrdom that needs to stop! I get the beauty of the gesture, but it lets policy makers off the hook. #exposethesystem https://t.co/90pjDva6ux
@MelissainJax This important issue also underscores the fact that we need to stop relying on schools as the primary anti-poverty force in US #DisruptK12Ed
"We have this myth of this promise of the education system being this great equalizer, or this great system that would promote social justice," said Sugrue. "And we know, and we have known always, that that's never been what's happening." https://t.co/oxezY2IPAV
The next piece in @waldron4ok's inside look at what it means to be a teacher turned legislator. Spoiler alert: It's not as easy as it looks.
https://t.co/ytj0DFC3rz