“If our charge is to teach our students how to be better citizens and active participants in shaping & advancing our country, we need to have honest conversations about what’s happening around us…” #NJEquityConference@mrfieldmanchs@collsSchools@colls_HS@colls_sjl
Very powerful statement. Written in 1973 by Hannah Arendt. This is EXACTLY what is happening today. We must change this! Thank you, Dave Fortin of St. Joseph’s Prep. #rEDPhil#collsedu#hannaharendt
6th Social Studies PD: H
HOMEWORK DUE 10/1/18!
1. Annotate the Goat Article using the Annotation Checklist! (Don't forget the 1-3 sentence summary at the end!)
6th Social Studies PD: D Class:
HOMEWORK DUE 10/1/18!
1. Annotate the Goat Article using the Annotation Checklist! (Don't forget the 1-3 sentence summary at the end!)
6th Social Studies PD. E:
HOMEWORK DUE 9/28/18!
1. Annotate the Goat Article using the Annotation Checklist! (Don't forget the 1-3 sentence summary at the end!)
6th grade Social Studies Pd. B:
HOMEWORK DUE 9/28/18!
1. Annotate the Goat Article using the Annotation Checklist! (Don't forget the 1-3 sentence summary at the end!)
Agree! I’ve been giving away pencils to students who needed them for years! Was shamed by past colleagues that I was too easy on my students and was giving them the “easy way” out. Glad everyone is on board now and sees the ridiculous in shaming students for not having a pencil!
I was scrolling and saw this. The comments were saying how awesome this idea is. Me? I see it as a (not so) subtle way to shame kids who are unprepared, without knowing why. Why do we as teachers find bliss in protecting a cheap tool that students need to succeed? #giveemapencil