#Instruction

Zach Phillips

zachphillips

I've practiced many forms of meditation over the years. While my current practice doesn't include it much, I'd like to offer my experience with Transcendental Meditation™ and why it's such

Lauren Olsen

laurendolsen

Long overdue, I am curious about the work entailed in making this happen, how these reforms will actually take shape, and, of course, who is charged with doing this work.

Mary FH

MaryFramilton

Here are some things that @PeelSchools could do while the server is down: 1 - tell all staff if they don't have an estimated restoration date2 - communicate a way

Andrew Johnson

GburgAddress

The Tribune features an essay by a parent this morning, Nicholas Conant, who explains his frustration with @ChiPubSchools' chaotic efforts to provide hybrid instruction by making a common comparison to

Michael E. Skyer

MichaelSkyer

Architecture and Deaf Education:One of the themes from my dissertation data on deaf pedagogy is about the built environments in which it occurs. I'm finding that architecture is an instantiation

Ben Robertson

BenRobertson

I'm getting really fucking sick of hearing that anyone who questions of the logic of reopening campuses--anyone who questions the plans for face to face instruction-- wants faculty & staff

Alex Rampell

arampell

1/ There’s an opportunity to turn remote education from a weakness to a strength — from a badly rendered “sage on a stage” (constant in education for 100s of years,

Pete Wharmby

commaficionado

#autism and literal speech - a speculative thread. Please share.Taking things literally is an extremely famous #autistic trait, suggesting that irony, sarcasm, metaphor is entirely beyond us. But these things

Alexander

alexanderrusso

"There is no relationship—visually or statistically—between school districts’ reopening decisions and their county’s new COVID-19 cases per capita," notes @BrookingsInst's @JonValant, using @educationweek data. http:/

Will Stancil

whstancil

Really think the underlying problem of US politics is accountability for the GOP. The party never has to face any consequences for anything it says or does, from the smallest

Sweet Tea🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️

sweettea4517

For those who still believe this Pandemic wasn't a PLANdemic to advance Agenda 2030. They are required to tell you their plans and they always do, you just have to

Josiah Kephart

jlashk

I am fully down with the idea that schools should open before bars. But I think underdiscussed in the convo is how in many, many places across the country, unlike

Jorg van der Breggen

JvanderB78

Learning Begins When Teaching Stops!“Teaching is, in some ways, a myth. The greatest skill is learned, more than it is taught. And the great teacher realizes this."The great teacher/coach introduces

Courtney

notcourtneylove

Events marketed for marginalised groups of people (including BIPOC, disabled, LGBTQ+) that don’t actually serve any of these audiences are always going to do more harm than good. It’s not

Antis-Delete-Your-Blogs-Pls

adybpt

"wtf is wrong with you, talking about that shit with your therapist"Honey, you are aware therapists have doctor-patient confidentiality because you're SUPPOSED to work through your deepest, darkest struggles with

Chris Dunker 🗞

ChrisDunkerLJS

Speaking to the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce by Zoom, NU President Ted Carter says Nebraska has "never really gotten full credit" for the Big Ten's decision to plan football this

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