Gretchen Anglin

Wife, Mom, Teacher, Daughter, Sister, coffee lover, nature enthusiast

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

#cottonlive Lucas in Mrs. Anglin's class asks how much cotton does one plant produce?
Natalie asks how often do they plant cotton in a year?
Jesse asks what it was used for originally?
Ivan asks how do they turn cotton into cloth?

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

@GPBEducation @mygpb How many times a year do they plant cotton? How long does it take to grow?
Natalie Mrs. Anglin's class Mt. Yonah Elementary

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

@GPBEducation @mygpb What was cotton used for when it was first grown? from Jesse in Mrs. Anglin's class Mt. Yonah Elementary

[GaDOEScience @GaDOEScience]

We have plans for grades K-high school with more on the way!

[SENG @SENG_Gifted]

"Life is challenging for gifted students because their thoughts are often considerably more intense and persistent than their age-mates." James A. Reffel writes on life lessons for #gifted students in this article from the #SENG library: https://t.co/RrzhzDkBvt

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

"A gigantic body of research shows that the relationships in a kid's life are like the roots of a tree," said educator @KentPekel. "When kids have strong roots they can grow, they can thrive, they can withstand the storms life throws at them." @Kschwart https://t.co/7u8PeHIpOs

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

@teragramus @MindShiftKQED @nytimes @GiniaNYT Unfortunately these are the times we live in. Teachers have been very ingrained to be safe with our students and now they are telling us to open the windows and doors and get outside! I love this, but policies exist to keep kids healthy and safe from intruders as well- It's tough

[White County News @WhiteCountyNews]

With a traditional graduation set for Saturday, July 25, @whitecounty_hs has released information for graduates, family members and guests. https://t.co/49EKOKPDtb

[edutopia @edutopia]

Here’s one way to build community, foster empathy, and take your students' literacy skills to the next level.
https://t.co/8GSTQqfjR6

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Dyslexia is the root of 80 percent of all learning disabilities, and yet in many families, schools, and even businesses, it’s still profoundly misunderstood. @HKorbey https://t.co/ssCwq7rPwB

[𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐝 𝐉𝐨𝐡𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 @DrBradJohnson]

Teachers don’t get a choice whether or not they return this fall unless they quit or retire. So I hope districts are flexible & adapatsble to make sure all staff are taken care of, especially the ones who are high risk according to the CDC.

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

Adapting Science Lessons for Distance Learning https://t.co/EZfnoLHWje

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

Here's How You Can Help Georgia's Bee Population. https://t.co/52c8pkve66 via @YouTube

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

May the 4th Be With You!! #MYESLovesKids #wcbemore

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

I just earned a new @Flipgrid badge: 50 Response videos! I’m a champion of student voice.

[TED-Ed @TED_ED]

Happy #WorldBookDay! What quote from your favorite book inspires you?

[Gretchen Anglin @gretchenanglin3]

7 Guiding Principles for Parents Teaching From Home https://t.co/FHMmO56kAi

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

From establishing a “flexible learning” space to encouraging passion projects, these basic principles can help parents function in their new role as surrogate teachers during the pandemic. @lauraelee @edutopia https://t.co/MEJM77LqEe

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

"Teaching through a computer is not why I became a teacher," Hannah Klumpe says. "I became a teacher to build relationships with my students ... and that one-on-one, face-to-face interaction, I think, is what I'm really gonna miss. https://t.co/S0QWlZcUky

[Business Insider @BusinessInsider]

Why you should never throw away silica gel bags