#Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Lt Governor Peggy Flanagan reading to students at Hilltop Elementary School in Inver Grove Heights @CaroRCummings@WCCO
@oliviaftracy@tyLanasaurusrex@CAST_UDL Great ideas! Giving students choice in how they demonstrate their learning allows students to really show us what they know! Bonus: we get to know more about our students but how they choose to demonstrate their learning!
Don't fight! If your district is not providing remote learning, open enroll your child to a district-based online learning provider. https://t.co/9UmvFhZGzJ Let the money your district would have gotten for your child do the talking. We are still in a pandemic.
@TealaAmberg Thanks for the shout out, but you got yourself here by being so amazingly good at what you do!! Your students are so lucky to get to learn from you!!
Must Read!!!
"The pandemic didn’t create problems. It just revealed them.....So let’s not go back to the way things used to be. With this fresh start, let’s take that wisdom and use it."
https://t.co/khJL7zfOyL via @cultofpedagogy
We've all dreamed about hitting a game-winner in the biggest moment at some point in our sports lives. Well, Maggie Hanzel actually did it. The @LHSGirlsPuck defenseman scored with eight seconds left to punch a ticket to state. She is KTTC's Athlete of the Week
Another year, another section championship for Lourdes. Behind Boston University commit Maggie Hanzel, @LHSGirlsPuck is heading back to the state tournament. The Eagles will face Warroad Friday at 11 a.m.
https://t.co/ltexiPLCHJ
This just made my Monday!!! Two of my favorite people to follow in education came together and made such an amazing resource for student engagement! I love gamification! Signing up to join right now!!
"Having to teach student's remotely has been the easy part, the hard part is yet to come." - Susan Enfield - This is a hard reality. The Mental Health impacts and equity divides the pandemic has caused are going to impact education for many years to come. #digitallearningday
What tools would you add to this list for elementary students?
These are some tools we commonly use in our district, but wondering what other tools you would suggest - MS/HS infographic coming soon -