Thank you #StrictlyComeDancing for having an all male couple…my 5 year old watching tonight asked why there was two men dancing and it was so lovely to have the conversation that it doesn’t matter who dances together! Thank you…changing attitudes, moulding a new generation! 🤩
@mPinoe we are 4 girls in 5th Grade in an international school in Mozambique. We are inspired by you and your work 4 = pay for women. We want to inform and raise awareness @ our school. What message should we send to our community? ❤️
@JessLaMae Oh great! Thank you! The boys will be so excited! Do you have an email address they could contact you all to arrange a time for a Skype chat?
@unwomenafrica we are 3 girls from the american school in Maputo. We are finding out about gender equality in Moz & Africa. Could we interview you?
@AdeAdepitan can we talk to you? We are 3 students (Yr6) from AISM in Moz. We are finding out about equal opps. Our teacher told us about your programme about here. We would love to hear more about your experiences. Can we arrange a Skype chat one day?
All three types of roles need teachers to let go of their control a little and have more TRUST in students. How great would it be if we just had a little more faith and trust in our kids and let them show us how they want to learn!! https://t.co/i3IvcnEbie
@JoeBuscemi505@AISMmoz@EdReimagined Wouldn’t it be great though if kids could really see the ‘so what?’ Of their learning and make those real world connections in order to understand and make sense of the world around them. I’m am not 100% sure that can happen in the 4 walls of a classroom!
@TeresaConnell Climate does help 😎 but I guess it more about making learning more relevant, significant, meaningful and purposeful. To understand the world we live in...we need to be in it, can that truly happen within the classroom walls..,
Week Without Walls...should be Year Without Walls! If kids are learning about how we Share the Planet, how the World Works, how we Organise Ourselves, how we Express Ourselves, where we are In Place and Tume and learning Who We Are as Humans...WHY do we do that INSIDE the class?
@LaurenGrahame11 Still hands down THE most valuable, worthwhile, meaningful and enjoyable thing I do with the kids! Thank you so so much @LaurenGrahame11 for introducing me to RDJ!! 😍
“We want our students to see that learning happens all of the time and that school is not a place where you comply and chase good grades, but rather a place for creativity, questioning, experimentation, failing forward and reiteration.” https://t.co/u6wh1X3cKL #education#edchat
It’s not just that we’re listening to— and working with— students. That’s important. But it really builds trust when students see their own ideas and actions directly impact what we do in class. https://t.co/932MoWCEy9 #education#edchat