We often make judgments towards parents for too much screen time but too often, our students are in front of a screen for hours at a time during the school day. Not every assignment has to be a game.
“Fourth graders who used tablets in nearly all their classes scored 14 points lower on a reading test than students who never used them. Researchers called the score gap ‘equivalent to a full grade level’ of learning.” @HKorbey via @techreview https://t.co/e45y5lLHif #SoR
Public school, as a whole, isn’t failing our kids. Society is failing to remember what public school was designed for.
We’ve been expecting more and more from public schools that has well exceeded the funding provided.
Understand this Prius was never meant to be a Ferrari.
Let’s get to know some more of our amazing teachers. This is Alyce Parrott, and she loves teaching math and coaching basketball! https://t.co/yNw1ufbBuf
This is Cassie Melton! Mrs. Melton holds down our 3rd grade Science and Social Studies Classes. She loves her students and has a great sense of humor! https://t.co/hMW1swADdV
A big problem / teacher shortages is that we have larger class sizes. Which places a larger burden on teachers who are there. It would be like a Dr who sees 20 patients a day, now serving 40 or 60 and for the price of 20. It greatly reduces time and attention each one gets too
Please join us on Friday, 11-11-22 for our Veterans Day Breakfast at 9:00 and our program at 10:00. We can’t wait to honor you! https://t.co/iIDEPQwJ2Q
Our modern system of k-12 education is built on the premise that educators will willingly perform many hours of unpaid labor.
With much respect to my colleagues who are grading papers and planning lessons this weekend, we need to quit enabling it. #nced
Are you interested in helping students grow academically? @loudoncountysch is seeking candidates to work as part-time tutors at our schools. Additional information is available at https://t.co/0b4aSt7U53… #employment#Job#Tennessee#WednesdayMotivation
Many teachers post about working weekends and are viewed as “dedicated”, making it more difficult for those of us trying to find the balance between putting in extra time vs being consumed by our profession. Making time for my own family does not make me less of a teacher.
Just because teachers are salaried employees does not obligate us to spend nights, weekends & vacations engaged in prep work for the teaching
The Dept. of Ed could never afford to pay us an hourly rate considering what we do. They got a great deal giving us a 10-month salary