Stephen Sargent

Head of HSIE | History, History Extension, geo, & legal studies teacher | want-to-be historian | bibliophile | 📖: Mark Stoll, Profit: an environmental history

[Jamie Clark @XpatEducator]

📘 FREE HANDBOOK! This edition includes a FREE 30-page Mini-Whiteboard Handbook… A printable PD booklet with the What, Why and How of MWB implementation. If you find it useful, please repost this to help spread evidence-informed practice with more educators. 👍

[Steplab @Steplab_co]

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[brendan murphy @brendan905]

when we toured together years ago knocked loose slept on the floor at my parents house and ever since then whenever I go home my parents ask how they’re doing and last night they got to watch them on fucking jimmy kimmel

[Stephen Sargent @sjsargent_]

#tourdogs stage 15 excitement for Millie

[Kieran Pender @KieranHRLC]

In @GuardianAus, @PeterGreste and I on the democratic implications of David McBride being imprisoned for almost 6 years https://t.co/ZwQJoAvmVF

[That’s So Village @ThatsSoVillage]

The pitch is an absolute road, there's one stump to aim at and the umpire's on crutches... scenes!!!

via IG/6289_paul

[George Dobell @GeorgeDobell1]

If England can hold on for a while here, there is rain forecast for mid-June.

[Stephen Sargent @sjsargent_]

@JonPiccini

[Jon Piccini @JonPiccini]

The history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles. Freeman and slave, patrician and plebeian, lord and serf, guild-master and journeyman, in a word, oppressor and oppressed, stood in constant opposition to one another, carried on an

[scary ruby innes @rubyinnes]

if i lay here
if i just lay here
would you lie with me
and just forget the world

[Jon Piccini @JonPiccini]

'I hope this email finds you well'

How the email finds me:

[Stuart Jeffery @StuartJeffery_6]

Yesterday I shared an article on how the Australian police radicalised a 13-year-old autistic boy who was hyper-fixated on ISIS, exploiting his disability.

Now that I've read the judgment, here's my analysis
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https://t.co/koHagd15vL

[Ric Finlay @RicFinlay]

THead's last 8 balls in cricket:
W W W 4 . . . W

Sometimes the stars just aren't aligned.

[Alice Leung @aliceleung]

Tackle teachers’ workloads but leave lesson planning to the experts - “Stripping tasks like lesson planning from teachers risks chipping away at work that teachers have an expertise in and value, which could lead to deskilling.” https://t.co/3TFhGDjRDH

[André Brett @DrDreHistorian]

S H A M A R J O S E P H!

and the

W E S T I N D I E S!

What an all-time Test cricket victory, what an absolute joy to watch

[Tim Wigmore @timwig]

West Indies have shown again the region's talent and commitment to Test cricket.

Moments like this show the bigger structural changes that are needed to help teams like them - sharing revenue in the game more; minimum payments so players don't lose out playing Test cricket

[Ian Higgins @1an_Higgins]

2 incredible games of Test cricket unfolding at the same time but I think I speak for everyone when I say I’m looking forward to the 94 match, 3.5 month season of the IPL in 2027

[Pup Fiction @jjjove]

The First Fleet arrived on 18 January 1788. Governor Arthur Phillip rejected Botany Bay because the Woolies there didn’t sell any Australia Day merch, choosing instead Port Jackson, which had a Coles, as the site for the new colony. They arrived there on 26 January 1788