Thank you @NataliaESL, @hand_allie and @Seidlitz_Ed for the awesome training with the book "Building Better Writers" last week! The practice we did was so thorough that I was able to implement some things as soon as I got back to my classroom! My 9th grade newcomers did this!
Today, 29 percent of public-school students are Latino – bringing to the classroom unique cultures, traditions, and identities from roots in dozens of countries.
As I’ve said before, diversity is our greatest strength. #HHM
I’m at a @Seidlitz_Ed training and got to work with Diane Kue! She told us about her book and I fortunately got a freebie! She’s also a @UNT_TeacherEd alumni, which is my current program 💙 #solved#seidlitz
We're ready for you! The Back-to-School Bash that you don't want to miss is TOMORROW! We have plenty of free games, supplies & services for MISD students. We even have free shuttle service at Legacy & Summit High. A map & LIVE updates will be posted here: https://t.co/J9sIAVFloM.
Had a family member, who is a teacher tell me SPED trumps EL always. No, it doesn’t. That’s just bias and seeing EL as optional. They’re both equally required and equally protected under federal law, and saying or doing differently is outside of the law.