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Here is my most recent piece about the intersection between memory loss and AI. I hope the piece resonates with anyone struggling with mental health challenges or has family members who do. #ai#mentalhealth
@belathram I see recording classes as useful in the scenario that schools are open but some students/families choose not to send their children. I think it’s unfair to ask teachers to prep both in-person/online lessons if govt has approved returning in person.
"Imagining life through the eyes of characters helps students understand people whose experiences differ from their own," writes teacher @mikehkalin. https://t.co/gB93G0LWpZ
"The most powerful lessons about citizenship haven’t occurred in my history courses -- they’ve happened in my English classes," writes @mikehkalin. https://t.co/gB93G0LWpZ
OPINION: The most powerful lessons about citizenship haven’t occurred in my history courses, writes @mikehkalin, they’ve happened in my English classes, during discussions about literature:
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Here is my latest piece in @cogwbur about how reading fiction promotes empathy and understanding in students https://t.co/ImXdXji5TC #edchat#engchat#isedchat
@belathram Totally agree. Interesting that instructional coaching has been around in public schools for quite a while but hasn't made much traction in indy schools
@lcarroll94 Seems very difficult to change. I find that students themselves interpret the difficulty of a class by the amount of time they spend, rather than by the kind of tasks required of them