If two people always agree, it’s a sign that at least one of them isn’t thinking critically—or speaking candidly.
Differences of opinion don't have to be threats. They can be opportunities to learn.
Intellectual friction isn't a relationship bug. It's a feature of education.
Every day, this elderly woman says "hello" to school kids as they pass by her house. When they found out their beloved neighbor was moving, hundreds of kids left school to give her one last "goodbye." https://t.co/t4TrADCOhi
Friday September 21 is coming quick!
Have you bought your tickets yet for the 2019 Hotstuff Calendar Launch party @Ranchmans ??
Head to https://t.co/02bWgfGfIW now to get yours and join in on an awesome night for an amazing cause!
Can’t wait to see you there!
Doors open @ 5pm
With social studies increasingly pushed to the side in instructional standards, teachers are grappling with the best ways to nurture students as the engaged, informed participants our democracy needs. #SocialStudies#Teaching#sschat https://t.co/k1bFI2jQ6U