Special Educators: stop calling students you serve “my students.” It’s well intended, but it perpetuates division and exclusion. Students you serve belong to their general education classrooms and teachers, first and foremost. (Also, saying “my babies” doesn’t make it better. 😉)
Students who have IEPs aren’t “special education students.” They are general education students who receive special education supports. All students can benefit from the expertise of special educators through collaborative universal design for learning. #EdChat#udl
I thought hybrid meant that students learn both online and in person, not that the teacher will teach students online and in person at the same time every day.
This Isn't What We Meant by Hybrid Learning https://t.co/LY3ucUHS2I via @WeAreTeachers
Great way to keep our young scholars across NC reading this summer! 📚#READCamp2020 kicks off Monday.....OPEN & available to all at NO COST! Thank you @ReadWithMalcolm for providing this opportunity!