Equity starts with educators and we need to do what we can to ensure that our students receive all of the attention and aid that they need in order to succeed. Nobody deserves to be left out, especially not our future students. #3310TXST
@afishertxst@tegantheteacher This is a wonderful point. Most females have been subjected to a dress code issue at least once in their lives and its usually a stressful experience. We need to do what we can as educators to protect these young ladies. #3310txst
@MissDeandraa This tweet and image is such a great representation of what it means to be equitable. Everyone is different and needs specific things from teachers that may not always be the same. We shouldn't ever pressure them to conform. #3310txst
@shay3401 @SarahDTeach Kids need to feel comfortable to do this, and by creating boundaries in the classroom that include student to student respect, It will show the kids will learn how important this expectation really is. I agree wholeheartedly with what you said! #3310TXST
@afishertxst Encouragement is very important in the classroom setting. Obtaining that feedback from the teacher not only sets the student up for success in the course, as well as boosting their confidence in participating more during class. #3310TXST
Teaching styles that promotes progressive learning in ways like equipping your students to learn by experiencing things and allowing them to explore the world around them is the way to creating a great resource of education for them. #3310TXST
@SarahDTeach I like this a lot. Knowing about the world around you is crucial when shaping the mind of the next generation. These kids need to be prepared for real life situations, and as teachers we owe it to them to educate them to the best of our abilities. #3310TXST
@Rayelle_Makow Very well said. We have spent far too long as a society allowing groups to get overlooked in and outside of the education world. It is time to be the change in the world and prove that society should have hope! #3310TXST
@TriwizTeachJess I love this! Nobody wants to feel left out, and nobody should feel that way. Students deserve as much opportunity as it is presented and as future educators, we should make equality in the classroom a priority #3310TXST
Student safety is an important thing, especially when it comes to in the classroom. They deserve to be heard and to have the same opportunities all around. Equality is the next step in continuing to grow in the education world. #3310TXST
@Kenzie3310 I think your ideas are wonderful, and I agree that religious rights are important in the education world. There is no reason as to why someone should be excluded, especially not for religious reasons. Great Job!
Teacher salaries should reflect all of the hard work and effort they put into teaching the kids. It isn't always easy to shape the minds of others and (sometimes) not being able to sustain off of teaching alone. #3310TXST
@MsEspinozaR That is a wonderful point and I completely agree. We are there to help the kids learn, even if we have to find new ways to teach a topic. They deserve the best education possible, so we have to do what we can to give that to them. #3310TXST
@teacherpaytonjo I completely agree. This mindset is so important for teachers to have because everyone truly does deserve equal opportunity on every basis. I also think it was worded beautifully, Great job (: #3310TXST
I feel as though students deserve to be heard and the lengths I am willing to go with teaching is to push myself to be the best listener and learner for my kids in order to understand what they need from me, and reflect that in the classroom. #3310TXST
Making sure all students feel like they belong in class the classroom is one of the most important things in teaching. Kids can't learn if they don't feel safe, and it is our job as educators to reinforce this comfortability. #3310TXST
@catarinam3310 Love this! Giving the students the educational freedom to learn in ways that work best for them, that is setting them up for further success in the present and future. There is no wrong way to learn. Diverse learning is healthy learning! #3310TXST
@teacherpaytonjo Yes! There is not only one way to learn something, and by giving your students freedom to choose how they will learn something, It sets them up for success, they will learn the content better if they can do it in a way that fits their needs best! #3310TXST
Instruction can be differentiated for diverse learners by using multiple types of intelligence in the lesson to be able to reach more students who think in different ways. Grouping kids who think differently can also make the lesson more thorough. #3310TXST
@Kenzie3310 I love the collaboration between teachers on here as well. It provides a safe space for educators to be able to connect and share ideas and just be a source of help for one another and I love that. #3310TXST