The Five Strides on the Pathway to Equitable Math Instruction are designed to support Black, LatinX, and Multilingual students to thrive in middle grades math: https://t.co/ZpNQyF9owZ #edequity#mathchat#MiddleSchool
@Mr_Rablin a student today in a low voice said, “Yes! I have straight A now.” His little moment of joy helped me make it through the day. He also had caught an error on the quiz I graded. I apologized and he said no worries. I know it’s been a rough time for teachers.
@Mr_Rablin I like Foundation, In Progress, Developed, and Extending. Can’t take credit students a few years ago helped me come up with what they wanted it to be called.
I'm happy that we're interested in telling a fuller story of American history by teaching about events like the Tulsa Race Massacre—but please remember to also teach students that Black ppl in Tulsa were targeted BECAUSE of their economic & personal agency in defending themselves
Free webinar December 10 - @edvoters has assembled a statewide panel of Latino thought leaders, community leaders, and educators to share their perspectives on current events and what works to effectively educate Latino students. Register now. https://t.co/wAiASSgWpA #WAedu
Even champions need to pause and catch their breath. How are we building 'time outs' into our synchronous meetings? Here are five ideas: https://t.co/Y8WDSgmlm6
Members of our incredible #reimaginewaed community asked for a collection of brain boosters. Because @ShiftingSchools and @ReimagineWaEd is ALL about supporting educators, here's our free collection. We hope this continues to inspire amazing educators https://t.co/oFiyQLOpmB