Hatė when people at work ask you what books you are reading for professional development. I am reading books to counteract the effects of being professionally developed.
I am reading books that bring me back to being human. Thank you
The AP Reading begins today. More than 36,000 educators — AP teachers and college faculty from across the country and around the world — will score the free-response work of millions of students who took AP Exams in May. AP Readers will evaluate more than 25 million essays and free response questions.
Teachers who serve as AP Readers consistently describe it as among the most valuable professional learning experiences of their careers — and I believe them.
The AP Readings take place over the course of a month, with a different group of subjects scored each week. In the span of a week, Readers fine tune their judgement of student work in ways that enhance their classroom practice, gain insight into how students think and write across the country, and learn alongside colleagues who teach the same content in a hundred different ways.
To every Reader — whether this is your first AP Reading or your 20th — thank you. The students whose work lands on your table are fortunate to have someone who cares this much.
The work you do this week matters more than you know.
Anyone saying WFH is bad hasn't truly experienced it. I wake up just 10 minutes before work with no hour-long commute. I finish my workday without facing another hour of return traffic. I cook my own meals and get to spend time with my family. Where is the downside in that?
Whatever Microsoft engineer decided to make the Teams status indicator change from green to yellow after two minutes of inactivity, come here. I just want to talk.
Apple there has to be a better way to add an iPhone app to a folder than chasing said folder round the screen as it carries out fighter jet level evasive manoeuvres