Niah Gass

elementary education major + sophomore at Colorado Mesa University + excited to teach some kiddos one day + vegetarian

this was made for my educator class : )

[Niah Gass @NiahGass]

#20ed215

[Niah Gass @NiahGass]

I really enjoyed the information in this article about teaching online. Learning and educating through our screens are not easy to do and by using teacher-led instruction, group time, and encouragement of students continuing friendships through a screen, the students will love it

[edutopia @edutopia]

Research shows that time on task with a teacher has the most impact on reading proficiency—but that can be challenging in an online classroom. Here are a few helpful tips.
https://t.co/V0tFBzGcyi

[Niah Gass @NiahGass]

@nicholasbardo I'm going to continue looking, hopefully I can find a teacher based in Colorado too.
@DenaSimmons
@MichaelBonner_
@ashleytuck
@Tolerance_org

[Niah Gass @NiahGass]

Using twitter to expand my knowledge as a future educator has been a little annoying because it was hard finding POC educators on this platform. Once found, I realized many of them have a ton of followers and should have come up on my initial search. Weird. #20ed215

[Niah Gass @NiahGass]

@TorchiaGillian I agree, it's hard to figure out what is the right or wrong way to teach but I think the first step is recognizing this challenge and feeling confident in your abilities to teach all your kiddos the best way you can! #20ed215

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

"Algorithms powerfully shape development; they are socializing an entire generation." And racism within algorithms—at a time when students are online more than ever—pose harmful risks to students of color.
https://t.co/IPtRO4OP0w

[Learning for Justice @learnforjustice]

"As teachers, we provide so much more than the lessons we share." Culturally responsive education and online learning can coexist—and bringing them together may prove more sustaining and enriching for both educators and students alike.
https://t.co/mVO4qfsLxX