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outlook: I'm the most powerful office tool ever made. I can search every email you've ever received and keep track of the meetings you have six months from now
me: I would like to still view an attachment after someone replies to the email
outlook: [confused hissing]
My SLIFE newcomers sent their carefully crafted emails to their counselors today to share what electives they’re interested in and request a meeting. They were nervous to click send. Tomorrow, we check for a response. This is literacy! #languageispower
"It looks like a classroom where people ... are able to come in and be their full selves, meaning that they don’t have to lose or deny any element of their identity or their culture at the door to achieve success." @nenagerman
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Reading and discussing Amanda Gorman’s poem “The Hill We Climb,” is a great opportunity for students to learn about the tradition of creative expression as a commentary on democracy and U.S. history. This resource can help you guide such a lesson.
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💥Today's infographic has 11 ideas on how Ts can help #ELLs navigate challenging✨#SocialStudies✨topics & succeed in their learning. To make a copy, go to #ELL2point0 💥@michelleshory & I create & upload a new resource each week
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@Toppel_ELD @_OABE Might it be - language objectives are the equity & social justice part of the lesson planning process. Without planning and giving students ownership of the language objective, we become the oppressors. 😬