Gestures are a tool that can support equitable classroom participation by increasing engagement and allowing us to read the room to assess who understands a concept and tailor instruction accordingly. 👌🏾
Classroom participation becomes more equitable when students are invited to use hand gestures. Here are some new ones to try. 👋✌️👌👇
https://t.co/cenoUyCUyX
Being 13. Three girls, one year. This is what it’s like to be 13 today, in a world that can’t stop talking about the dire state of your future.🤳🏾
by @jessicabennett
https://t.co/pPzSRKYceK
The city right now might be more brazenly itself than it has been in decades. Presenting our 18th annual list of reasons to love New York #RTLNY https://t.co/cMojM6Ju40
Marie Curie, born #OnThisDay in 1867, was the:
👩🔬 First woman to win a @NobelPrize,
🏅 first person to win twice and
🏅 the only one to win in 2 different sciences.
Her legacy and persistence continue to inspire us and #WomenInScience around the world.
Via @UNESCO
Photographers are often invisible and unacknowledged. “Visions of a Volatile World” puts their voices at the center of the conversation… As much as it is a representation of the 2021 events, it is also a tribute to them. 💙
via @nytimes
https://t.co/zLeIBFF1uQ
In Opinion
"The mandate to return is forcing me to make what feels like an unnecessary choice between my career and my family, between my health and my duty to my colleagues and the city. It doesn’t have to be this way," writes Jennifer Gravel.
https://t.co/ZJrRX0Cxl3