Marguerite Kling

retired teacher, reader, runner, learner. Student (not data) driven.

[Marguerite Kling @mjkling]

@SenSchumer you may want to read this article from @facinghistory before your vote. https://t.co/XK9LIeDGyZ. At what point will you be “compromised beyond repair”?

[Marguerite Kling @mjkling]

@jerichobrown https://t.co/YSqyobgdLh

[Marguerite Kling @mjkling]

@HC_Richardson @SarahHuckabee I think saying “misleading” is too kind. Either @SarahHuckabee doesn’t understand the meaning of the word unanimous, or it’s an outright lie. Also, thank you @HC_Richardson for your great work!

[Marguerite Kling @mjkling]

@Joseph_Fasano_ Maybe if we re-invent whatever our lives give us
we find poems. “Valentine for Ernest Mann” ~ Naomi Shihab Nye

[Ida Bae Wells @nhannahjones]

Remember when we were told they weren't opposing the teaching of Black history, just "CRT"? And how many dismissed those of us who said these laws were anti-history laws, and anti-Black? Perhaps one day folks will listen to those who know. https://t.co/LnBhTYcMsZ

[Marguerite Kling @mjkling]

@LakotaMan1 I always taught about this in my American History classes. If anyone is looking for resources check out @facinghistory

[Mary Dysart 📚🇺🇸🌴🌊😎🌻 @mary_dysart]

Banned Books Week Press Kit - News and Press Center https://t.co/M7s1mw67hC

[Marguerite Kling @mjkling]

@DineshDSouza This is just. Anyone from any party should be accountable for crimes committed, don’t you agree?

[António Guterres @antonioguterres]

The genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda was neither an accident nor unavoidable.

As we remember the bloodshed 28 years ago, we must recognize that we always have a choice:

To choose humanity over hatred; compassion over cruelty; courage over complacency.

[Jason Reynolds News @JasonReynolds83]

People are conflating Critical Race Theory with History. Y’all really protesting the teaching of HISTORY in schools. And just because that history makes some uncomfortable, that doesn’t make it any less true.

[Kelly Gallagher @KellyGToGo]

A lot of hand wringing about reading loss going on, but it was my experience that many of my students had stopped reading books years ago. This was a curriculum problem and a teaching problem long before the pandemic.

[Marguerite Kling @mjkling]

@pernilleripp May I suggest “A House Called Tomorrow” by Alberto Rios and “Desegregation” by Eloise Greenfield as resources

[Marguerite Kling @mjkling]

@GSAEmily Whatever behavior or tactics you won’t accept from the “other” party, you shouldn’t accept from yours. Show some integrity.

[The Lincoln Project @ProjectLincoln]

Maybe a third grade teacher can moderate the next debate.

[Carol Jago @CarolJago]

Low-stakes/no-stakes writing is a powerful tool for building classroom community.

[Kelly Yang @kellyyanghk]

Attn Teachers! 🍎❤️🙌 Due to overwhelming demand, I have decided to make my 45 min DREAM BIG Author Visit writing video FREE for ALL US schools. Pls email me at [email protected] for access to the full video! Pls RT! Here’s a sneak peek: ❤️📚🔑🔑🔑

[Jarrett Lerner @Jarrett_Lerner]

I’m working with CustomInk to create a fundraiser with my new Ask Me What I’m Reading design. Should be up in a few days! Until then, I’ve got hundreds of these stickers I made in February.

Want a handful? RT/follow and I’ll randomly pick as many winners as I can till I run out!

[Sally Yates @SallyQYates]

John Lewis:”When you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have to speak up. You have to do something.” Lewis dedicated his life to fearlessly holding our country to its promise of equal justice.We can honor his legacy by answering his call

[Be A King @BerniceKing]

Farewell, sir.

You did, indeed, fight the good fight and get into a lot of good trouble.

You served God and humanity well.
Thank you.
Take your rest.

#JohnLewis