.@UNCSchoolofEd Student Teacher of the Year James Michael Sapp took a different approach with his 7th graders, asking and exploring a question about history that couldn’t be answered in a class period or that even had a definitive answer ➡️ https://t.co/IosycKF9fr
We are so excited to get these MAT Graduation boxes into the hands of our amazing 2021 grads!
Thank you @UNCSchoolofEd and to all the donors and people who made this possible!
.@mat_unc student Zarett Ramirez spent the last year student teaching — and putting her coursework into practice — at @DurhamPublicSch's @FVFalcons. This fall, we can't wait to see her lead her own classroom in her hometown of Charlotte! Meet Zarett ➡️ https://t.co/0s9jDesDev
An update on our campaign to send off the @mat_unc Class of '21 with a Carolina blue teacher box: If we raise $3,500 (of our $5k goal), an anonymous donor will give the remaining $1,500! Support our beginning teachers who will impact NC classrooms! https://t.co/x8xiWjafdJ
Welcome to the DREAM Twitter account! DREAM — or the Diverse and Resilient Educators Advised through Mentorship teacher residency program — brings together @UNCSchoolofEd@DurhamPublicSch and @mat_unc in a partnership to increase diversity in Durham’s teacher workforce.
MAT Class of 2021, we are so proud of you.💙 It was a pleasure to get to know each one of you. We are made better because of you.
Go Propel The World!
#uncmat#classof2021#propeltheworld
@BriRiegler @RenTheWriter1 Yes! As Vygotsky teaches us, we mediate thought through language. “Whoever talks the most learns the most,” is something you’ll hear me say often. How do we make space for children’s language as valued in our classrooms?
Lots of talk about the #scienceofreading in NC, and its not just among K-2 teachers. Great resources here #EDUC616 you'll find the #simpleviewofreading visual familiar https://t.co/Ua4IZzRVlJ
In-service teachers: Travel with UNC SOE faculty and students in Ecuador to learn about teaching and learning in Ecuador. Scholarship available! https://t.co/bqxfclCffF
Stop by the Keenan Stadium Blue Zone today from 3-5 pm to check out UNC School of Education EDUC 615 students’ projects about Schools and Community Collaboration. Students designed clubs to engage elementary and... https://t.co/oTX7H8s18t