MY SCHOOL IS HIRING! NYC French/English bilingual school seeks full-time 5th grade teacher (English position). Teaching credential required, upper elementary teaching experience strongly preferred. French language skills not required. Email resumes to [email protected]
Student: ChatGBT said something about the explorers discovering the “new world” and I was like “uhm no chatGBT it wasn’t the ‘new world’ and they didn’t ‘discover’ it - the indigenous people had been living there for thousands of years!”
The kids are alright.
MY SCHOOL IN NYC IS HIRING! Seeking part time lower elementary classroom teacher. Unique opportunity that would be ideal for someone looking to balance teaching with graduate school, child care, consulting, or other passion projects/side hustles! Message me if interested!
@AlaskaAir your best employee is customer service agent Wendy in Seattle! Give her all the awards, she is awesome! Patient, kind, professional, helpful - the best!
Soemthing new I started this year: A summer reading list for my outgoing 2nd graders! For the last 21 days of school, I am reading the first chapters of each book to give kids a taste of the writing style and characters. On the last day, they will each bring one home to cherish!
As of today I ~officially~ have long COVID (as recognized by the CDC), so I wanna take a second to explain what’s happening. To set the stage: I’m 30, I’ve been an athlete my entire life, and I used to be extremely healthy, minus some pesky seasonal allergies. My resting heart 1/
MY SCHOOL IS HIRING! French/English bilingual school looking for an upper elementary teacher to teach all subjects in English. Prime location in lower Manhattan! Ability to speak French NOT required but must love croissants. Reach out for details & share w/teacher friends #tcrwp
I still vividly remember reading that part in the library corner of Ms. MacPhearson’s 4th grade class. And bawling my eyes out. And then bawling my eyes out again years later @TeachersCollege when @kaaauthor spoke abt the inspiration for that part 💔💔💔
Today I taught my students to write introductions to their reviews.
Student: “intros are so fun! When are you going to teach us to write outros!?”
❤️❤️❤️ #tcrwp
Practicing predictions w/my French/English bilingual students:
“I predict this story will have a happy ending because it’s an AMERICAN story. If it was a FRENCH story I would predict it would have a sad ending!”
I guess #EmilyInParis was right about those French endings
I just became the first U.S. Secretary of Education to call on President Biden to unilaterally cancel student loan debt. Can I count on you to retweet and help me hit 35k followers so we can spread the word?
HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY to this very special book! You know I typically only read children’s books but this one was written by @frozenfresa who was once described by my students as “a real life author who I know in real life”!!!! #tcrwp go check it out!
A picture book spine poem for your Tuesday.
Dear diary,
I want to be the night gardener,
outside,
finding wild sidewalk flowers
stuck over and under the snow,
just because.
Tell me you teach in NYC w/out telling me you teach in NYC. I’ll go first.
Me: Let’s go around and say things we’re thankful for.
Kid: I’m thankful for my super!
Me too, kid. Me too.
Student: I can’t believe I forgot it was lunch time - that’s the best time of day!
Rest of the class (in unison): No! The best time is writing workshop!!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️ #tcrwp
One of my writers decided to add this post it to our chart of writing strategies. “Keep on writing even if you don’t know what to write just write”. I think all writers will agree this is sound advice ❤️ #tcrwp