"There are plenty of factors contributing to our ongoing slide, but I’m increasingly convinced a big part of the problem is that many stakeholders (from policymakers to parents to educators) are thinking about learning loss the wrong way." https://t.co/YSEULkQmyn
Keyboards for Kamala is mobilizing Democratic voters to get out the vote on social media. Want to join as we head into the final leg of this historic election? https://t.co/AFyOlTJ5mK
I keep seeing Tim Walz referred to as "blue-collar" and "working class," in part because of his past role as a teacher.
But teachers are college-educated, so shouldn't they be considered white-collar professionals?
Thoughts? @DanaGoldstein@Stephen_Sawchuk@palan57@rickhess99
BREAKING: A federal court just ruled New Hampshire’s classroom censorship law is unconstitutional. The law discouraged discussion about race, sexual orientation, disability, and gender identity in the classroom.
This is a momentous victory for students’ right to learn.
Great article by Daniel Buck on 'teaching reading comprehension': Focus on decoding, vocabulary, and content knowledge, and not 'teaching the main idea.
https://t.co/BNFnPtaY0c
In search of schools achieving high levels of proficiency on state assessments for reading.
Is there anyone out there reaching 80%+? Please share!
These stories are not easy to find.
Myth #7: We used to do a better job of teaching children to read
WRONG!
#Literacy rates have unfortunately not changed since before WWII. But research has evolved to provide great insights into how to teach children to read, and why some children struggle.
Giveaway! 🥳 I go back to school this week and, to celebrate, I'm giving away a copy of 7 Mighty Moves! To enter, just like, comment, retweet this post and make sure you follow me. I'll choose a winner Friday, Aug. 18th. Good luck! #7mightymoves@ScholasticEdu