Ms. Valencia

Future Educator. CSUMB Otter! 🦦

[Jocelyn Chaverri @MsChaverri]

Many students do not know how to react when feeling angry. That is why I believe it is important as an educator to be there for the students, especially during the pandemic. https://t.co/WOIScg6TI0
#csumbls350 #inspire @GeorgeWill

[Ms. Valencia @msavalencia]

Not only do our posts on social media affect our friends and followers, but it can also bring us consequences in our daily lives. See how a cheerleader's Snapchat post affected her at school. @GeorgeWill #csumbls350 #inform https://t.co/l0ZLy6DhVE

[Ms. Valencia @msavalencia]

This article does a great job of explaining the lessons that the past year has provided us with. It is extremely important to recognize that without the pandemic, we would have still been blind to the inequalities in education that have been right in front of us this whole time.

[Giselle @missgtorres]

I really liked @MLBombard 's article because it reminds us that out of all the negative things going on in the world there is still something positive. 😀 #csumbls350 #inspire #remotelearning https://t.co/22DBRilh0L via @politico

[Ms. Valencia @msavalencia]

Did you know that more than one in five college students have their own children? Students who are parents have more responsibilities than regular students and need to take care of their mental health. #csumbls350 #inform #parents
https://t.co/LVQx4jWlH3 via @politico @MLBombard

[Ms. Valencia @msavalencia]

@MsChaverri I have read the same article as you and believe that parents and students should at least have the option of continuing with online school. It was interesting to read about experiences where being in online school is more helpful than attending school in person.

[Ms. Valencia @msavalencia]

Who makes the decision of whether students return to in-person school or stay in online school? Parents? Students? Or schools? #inquire #csumbls350 #transition https://t.co/EzAneLME9X

[Ms. Valencia @msavalencia]

During COVID-19, many of us have turned to the internet for help. More importantly, teens have relied on social media to welcome them with open arms when their trusted adults have failed to support their well-being. #csumbls350 #inspire #CopingWithCovid
https://t.co/KmcuRtHRd3

[Ms.Manzo @Missmanzoo]

The following article informs how the pandemic has made a change in the educational system affecting not only students but teachers and parents who have been working in many different ways to get used to a new way of learning. https://t.co/JEjsWqeOfG #csumbls350 #inform

[Ms. Valencia @msavalencia]

COVID-19 has taken a toll on many people including students, teachers, and their families. The way schools educate students had to change drastically, yet they have managed to adapt to this new "normal".
#csumbls350 #inform #students
https://t.co/EtqpMtkQBs