Educators and parents, I see you. Iβve got you. This day is for you. Join us on Saturday. And if you have a busy last-weekend-of-summer planned - no fear. The Rockstar and Very VIP levels will give you access well into next week! xo #BringYourBrave
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@BreitJules@NBCNews I just learned about Juneteenth as well! Another thing I recently learned about was the Japanese internment camps in Canada. I never learned about it in school but it was a really important/sad time in history for our country.
Wearing a mask is essential to preventing the spread of germs! If your students have questions about wearing masks, watch this video together to encourage them to be germ-busters. (Grades: PreK-3) https://t.co/xKHTSc3DlA
Encourage students in all grades to spend the summer asking questions, spinning stories and exploring all the ways that learning can be fun with resources from PBS LearningMedia. https://t.co/JYWvivVIP7
You want your students to do well? Make sure their parents are supported first. I've never thought of this before. What are your thoughts #edtc300? https://t.co/q7iJQSHUzO #edtech
"The arts in general, and Black art in particular, can help children resist race-based negativity, giving them the strength, confidence and self-assurance that will help protect them from racial injustices for years to come." β β @AishaWhite1, Ph.D. https://t.co/kLhJjWEjBO
βConscious of the βnegative vibesβ that often surround math, Jackson said she loves seeing people in her neighborhood and around the world experience the subject in a curious and playful way.β #edtc300
Though we often think of math as numbers and letters, teacher Traci Jackson sees it as a way of viewing the world, and using images can unlock new connections." (via @MindShiftKQED) https://t.co/x4rw5D4TWI