Monitoring and connecting with your students is important, but remember the difference between on and off campus behavior 📚🗣🏡
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NEW POST: Inspired by some of the work on #education during Covid19. This educational change is affecting us all differently. #csumbls350#inform#community
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@washingtonpost Rather than the school punishing a student for practicing their First Amendment, this should be taken as an opportunity to show the importance of Professional social media practices and the history of Freedom of Speech. #csumbls350
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Many changes are happening during this time. Do you believe students should have a say in their learning experience next year? #csumbls350#onlineschool#inspire https://t.co/SpU67tFrj6
This quote from @washingtonpost is eye opening "Allowing schools to punish anytime/anywhere speech will encourage schools in their aggressive enforcement of political agendas,& inevitably involve punishing speech because of their reaction of it,thereby allowing a 'heckler's veto'
Who is being affected more by these educational changes? What if some students were not able to go back to school due to parents wanting them at home? Explore the lessons we've learn so far.
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As social media is becoming more popular among young adults study has shown a growth in hate speech/comments. It is crucial to educate everyone on the right and wrong way to act online @mikrobb1 @commonsense#csumbls350#inspire#CopingWithCovid#bekind https://t.co/xRaBjryfGV
The magnitude of change that has directly affected students, parents and teachers due to covid is overwhelming to comprehend. Together people have begun to adapt to this new lifestyle with some sense of normalcy. #inform#csumbls350#students