Lisa Kells

[Lisa Kells @kells_lisa]

@RavenElyseTV Girl, you ain't never lied!

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

No matter what the president says, the central role slavery played in the development of the United States is beyond dispute. A truly "patriotic education" requires the courage to confront that history and hold our nation accountable to its promises. https://t.co/oV7nHCLEos

[Dr. Catlin Tucker @Catlin_Tucker]

“As we celebrate & honor...Hispanic Heritage Month, we must do the work of understanding how & why the distinct histories of a multinational, multicultural & multilingual group of communities were consolidated into Hispanic heritage in the 1st place.” https://t.co/Xx9kx5O18l

[StudySync @studysync]

Research shows YOU matter in an online classroom. Design a powerful teaching presence and #rewriteyourclassroom with @Catlin_Tucker. Log in on August 6th at 3pm PT/ 6pm ET and join the #SyncUpChat.

[Dr. Catlin Tucker @Catlin_Tucker]

Worried about building community when you’re starting the year online? Check out this slide deck of ideas! ❤️ the message on the final slide! Thank you for sharing this @MarilynEDU!

[Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo]

Something I have been thinking a lot about lately: https://t.co/pHUVVIjhow

[Theresa Hall @TheresaJHall]

3 Tips for Humanizing Digital Pedagogy https://t.co/leOmUCvRJ6 via @edutopia #edtech #edtechchat #inelearn

[Adela F. Bertrand @AdelaEducates]

Teaching Through a Pandemic: A Mindset for This Moment | Edutopia https://t.co/wca5xkM6qN

[National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) @ncte]

"Teaching is not apolitical. Anti-racist educators must make discussions of racism and bias an everyday practice." –Members of the NCTE Committee Against Racism and Bias in the Teaching of English https://t.co/0PpcWLsZ5l

[Lisa Kells @kells_lisa]

https://t.co/npWv43Ja3q

[Tim Powers @TimPowers4]

Really powerful insight from an English Teacher " I’ve learned that whether we teach English, Science, Social Studies, or Math, we all need to know how to help students use literacy skills in our subject areas." This is a great read!
https://t.co/zyEsajBHch

[Carol Jago @CarolJago]

Ta-Nehisi Coates’ The Water Dancer is unputdownable. Eminently (and compulsively) readable.

[StudySync @studysync]

Using Scientific Pedagogy to Teach History https://t.co/OGDWTziyXt @edutopia #edchat #Science #SocialStudies

[Christopher Emdin @chrisemdin]

How are you scared to step out of the box when you made the box? Get out of your own way and be great damn it #LetsGo #FreedomFriday

[Lisa Kells @kells_lisa]

RUSD Secondary ELA Course Leads digging into StudySync and Critical Reading. Awesome Teachers.#StudySync#BeExtraordinary

[StudySync @studysync]

Build Empathy and Understanding by Pairing Comics With Novels https://t.co/OjK9li5fjC via @edutopia #ELA #graphicnovel #ELAchat

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

“If we teach our students to work against white supremacy and racism, we can help create a world that no longer nurtures hatred, but actively challenges the hateful beliefs that lead to targeted violence.” @biblio_phile https://t.co/uMhacsytBw

[Lisa Kells @kells_lisa]

Always learning from this lady! At CALSA listening to great info from Renee Hill that is both timely and relevant.