"2020 isn't the year we are going to cancel. 2020 is the year we will remember."
Watch the full video of #AYearInterrupted out now. ��� https://t.co/k0AtppfvAT
Demetria Bannister, a 28-year-old teacher in Columbia, S.C., died on September 7th.
In this memorial, we remember more of the dedicated educators lost to their communities and to the field: https://t.co/rsMiUAzWaL
Today's Google Doodle of Felicitas Mendez, a mother whose fight to enroll her kids in her neighborhood school led to desegregation of schools in Calif., reminded me to rewatch this @educationweek interview with daughter Sylvia Mendez.
https://t.co/LFxjWb0TkS
As students joined demonstrations around the country against police abuse, @educationweek spoke with 10 Black HS students from across the US about how issues of race and racism should be handled in schools. @madeline_will@s_e_schwartz @cgewertz https://t.co/oVSgcqELKl
VIDEO: Leaders at DREAM's REAL Kid's New York summer academic and baseball program decided early on to move the program online.
To do that, they relied on their core principle: the value of being on a team. https://t.co/Q9QRBJcwkI
Part 7 of our #ReopeningSchools series is HERE! 👏
In this installment, we talk about social-emotional learning during the pandemic. Scroll through this thread to see all of the articles and downloadables. https://t.co/PuXi2VZq2E
Elias Ramirez was the dean of students at George C. Miller Middle School in Florida. He is one of over 400 educators we honor in this memorial: https://t.co/rsMiUAzWaL.
In the second video of this series, students talk about their experiences discussing race in the classroom. They shared concerns about the lack of open conversations about racial injustice and diversity education for all students and educators.
https://t.co/H9fnmTQJGb
How do you plan during very uncertain times? The answer is scenario building. Take a look at some scenario building @educationweek is doing for K-12 schools around hybrid and remote learning #remotelearning https://t.co/9JV967CHgc
In the first video of this series, Black high school students share what they need from educators to improve their school experience. Students, they say, need a seat at the table so they can identify school policies that lead to inequities.
https://t.co/OBZHK6ToB5
You asked and @educationweek delivered. Check out our new national map that tracks each state’s mandates or recommendations on K-12 school closures and openings. https://t.co/g5GqV0bIUF #dataviz#dataisbeautiful
If school buildings that open this fall have to close again, things could get dicey.
Here's how school districts should prepare: #ReopeningSchools https://t.co/XoarsrXOB5
And in the third and final video, @JonteRLee teaches students how to make invisible ink so they can pass secret messages to friends when school reopens! 🤫 https://t.co/EW8tLwgkgr