Michelle Sadowski

Educator @azrielimemoirs | Proudly Jewish | Board Director @482collective | Mommy to Avery Jameson.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

@JILLSLASTWORD You did ignore humanity, unfortunately. You were selective in which humans you saw and which ones you didn’t care to learn historical truths about. I wish you many years of learning so when you look back you can realize the errors you’ve made.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

@JILLSLASTWORD And who is the loudest group, Jill? You don’t even need to hide your antisemitism anymore, not that you did in the first place. Good riddance to you.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

@AJWEST540 @raymo_g Please seek mental health assistance and get off Twitter before you hurt yourself. This isn't 1933.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

@GnashIcy @raymo_g This is gross. Your antisemitism is gross. Please stop.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

@seasideanne @raymo_g Are you okay? Please seek help.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

@GingeTheSouless @LaundryQueen__ @raymo_g You don't. Jews come from all over the world. Including Eastern and Central Europe, Spain/Portugal, but also the Middle East, India, Ethiopia, and many many more! This person is unwell and worse, uneducated.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

@LaundryQueen__ @raymo_g "looked pretty Jewish" is an absolutely vile statement. You should be ashamed of yourself.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

For real though - the best way to connect is to break bread!

[The Mentoree @TheMentoree]

A great way to learn about people is through their stomachs @michestace_, Food is a wonderful way to bring people to get to know each other. #OnEdMentors #JewishHeritageMonth

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

We don't teach about Indigenous communities through the lens of residential schools. We don't explore Black History Month only through the lens of slavery. Educators must ensure that we don't only teach about Jewish peoplehood through the lens of the Holocaust.

[The Mentoree @TheMentoree]

@michestace_ shares "If we can only learn about people through the sources of victimhood...we are doing a disservice to only learn aboutJews through the Holocaust. #jewishheritagemont #OnEdMentors

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

This something I really believe in.

[The Mentoree @TheMentoree]

@michestace_: Really listen to Jewish voices on the experiences of Jewish people from history and today. It is the responsibility of all people to make space for hearing people's stories. It's about developing genuine acceptance for someone that is different from you.#OnEdMentors

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

Thank you so much for having me!

[The Mentoree @TheMentoree]

Thank you to last night’s #OnEdMentors panel hosted by @iamnoadaniel with:
@HummelJeanette, @michestace_, @MSmithTVDSB, @bigbenbain, and Sam from @LaadCanada sharing important ideas and useful resources on #JewishHeritageMonth. Here is the link: https://t.co/swxQGyYx5I #VoicEd

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

@bigbenbain ! This is too sweet. I love working with you always!

[Ben Bain @bigbenbain]

I could listen to - and learn from - @michestace_ until the end of time and still have more to learn #OnEdMentors

[Christine Chin @MmeChinFSL]

@michestace_ talks about the reason why May is Jewish Heritage Month. How can we ensure that we begin talking about Jewish people and identities through culture and contributions, rather than victimhood? #OnEdMentors

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

You'll have the chance to ask questions in advance when you register, or during our live Q&A!

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

Trying to teach your kid to read at home? Join me for a FREE webinar on Thursday, January 28 at 8:00pm! To register, fill in the form at https://t.co/Vli33hDpH5

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

We will cover the basics of learning to read and strategies for how to support your little emergent readers while learning virtually!

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

7) GIVE YOURSELF SOME GRACE. If your child needs to miss a Zoom call in order to take a learning break or spend some time with you - it's all okay. As long as they can keep up with their tasks and deadlines - they'll be alright. What they need most of all is support from family.

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

Today I went LIVE to discuss tips and tricks for managing at-home learning. The key is to try to keep it as "normal" feeling as possible. The perfect balance of routine and spontaneity. Rigidity and Flexibility. Here is the recap:

[Michelle Sadowski @michestace_]

6) Prepare next day's materials the night before. I always tell kid's who often forget things to pack their bag the night before. The same applies at home - print materials, completed homework, organize belongings and be ready to go once morning comes around.