2022 AZ History Teacher of the Year, AP History teacher, adjunct professor, father, husband, and emotionally unstable Arsenal fan. All opinions are my own.
Today I completed my first year as a consultant with @knowledgeworks as the facilitator for #LeadforLearners network. I have learned so much and work with an amazing team. Looking forward to more growth in year 2!
Spent today working with my incredible colleagues on the Steering Committee for the Lead for Learners network by @knowledgeworks in Denver. Such an amazing group driving personalized learning. Shout out to @jgotto for hosting us at Westminster!
#OTD in #history 1862, #POTUS Lincoln issued the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation. It said that by Jan. 1, the enslaved in any still rebellious state would be “then, thenceforward, and forever free.” He thought, “I never in my life, felt more certain that I was doing right."
It’s officially #NationalVoterRegistrationDay! Today is the perfect opportunity to register to vote or confirm your registration status ahead of the upcoming voter registration deadlines.
Visit https://t.co/cAXHh8gLas to find everything you need to vote. #VoteReady
We're committed to ensuring our national #LeadForLearners network is educator-driven. Learn more about the educators serving on our 2024-25 Steering Committee and new #LeadershipDevelopment and #Advocacy working groups. https://t.co/EpxRxjAt35
@DanAndShay put on a great show. Even outdoors in Phoenix heat. They sound amazing live. They even did a fun cover of Mr. Brightside. Great night out with the wife @RosyMcDougall
A single ping from a student's phone can break their concentration. Most students are getting hundreds.
A recent study of 11- to 17-year-olds revealed that on a typical day, half received 230+ notifications from their phone—about a quarter of them arrived during school.
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From data to finances to staffing, internal PD takes planning. These tips from award-winning principal @dmendez2378 map out the process, start to finish. 🗺️ https://t.co/4XpsphERSE
@socialstudiestx I use this Langston Hughes poem every year for the Harlem Renaissance/1920s in my US History course. It makes a great bridge between the eras before it and after it for teaching civil rights.
Similar to how the Portrait captures a shared vision for learners, @KnowledgeWorks the 'Portrait of a Leader' will serve as a collective vision for the leadership capacity required to achieve sustainable change. Community input is welcomed and encouraged: https://t.co/j8BzkqKako
Join the #LeadForLearners network on 8/14 for our virtual learner-centered discussion series, featuring @imcdougall - an edtech coach at Yuma Union High School District in Arizona - who will share ways teachers can use AI in the classroom. Register today! https://t.co/IHBIhQxxMe