#Teachers

Maggie Hoerger

MaggieHoerger

The paper reads like a twitter fight dressed up as ethnography (which is useful in sociology). The paper is trivial until the end, when I think the author touches on

Shashanka Rao

shashankasrao

This month I’ll celebrate my half year anniversary with @toddle_edu (an EdTech SaaS platform for schools and teachers) and here are some of my takeaways (1/n) If you want to

Neha

nehashah_

among all the schools discourse today, spare a thought for TAs & SEN support staff, who can’t do their jobs without constant close contact & significantly heightened risk - a

JenniferF

j5foun10

Proof that POTUS does not understand education and that he (or BDV for him) has been in ZERO contact with schools. Spring was NOT “Virtual Learning,” it was CRISIS Learning.

Tim says that Black Lives Still Matter 🌐

tjohnson728

I know that it’s realllllly easy to dunk on people by quote tweeting their bad take - I know I did it myself just yesterday!Instead, I want to do something

David Weston FCCT

informed_edu

*Finally* got around to reading this fascinating paper by @mikehobbiss @DrSamSims @profbeckyallen on habit formation and teacher development. Definitely worth watching this seminar:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcYXwNmDu_Q&t=1s&ab

Greg Andree ☃️⛄️⛄

GregAndree71

I know people are furious, demanding schools open because “students’ mental state.” But my school has been in-person since September, and students are still a mess of depression and anxiety.We

Shaily Patel

vox_magica

we burn them out, pay them nothing, treat them terribly, and make them teach impossible course loads, yes.but some of the most innovative, effective pedagogues i know are contingent faculty.

Martha

marthaunplugged

Your daily reminder that 'closed schools' means that education is not taking place is a myth. The government has made it a legal requirement that if education cannot take place

nurtureuk

nurtureuktweets

Interesting survey report from @nottm_eps on student voices evaluating their feelings about returning to school post #COVID19. Highlights of feelings [A thread] 1. What our children have missed the most

Nisa Malli

nisamalli

I'm reading @annehelen's "Can't Even" and keep thinking about how the myth of do what you love is layered on top of the myth that if you work hard, you

melissa

pencilportrait3

I grew up in poverty. I was bullied and teased because we had holes in our jeans. Teachers made comments about the way we were dressed. I missed school because

Rabbi Sara Zober BLM

RebbeSMZ

I proctored 3 math unit tests this morning at two different grade levels instead of doing my own work. America doesn't deserve its mothers. I'm so pissed at our government.

OSBCU-CSCSO

osbcucscso

To say that we are disgusted is beyond - 1000s of the lowest paid workers, who cannot work virtually, tasked with feeding, toileting, suctioning, sanitizing - unable to social distance

John Roberts

JohnGRoberts

ICYMI: The education and health secretaries have written to all local public health directors telling them to support the government's line that schools are not moving to rotas or partial

Simon Lewis 👨🏻‍🎓🎙📌✍🏽

simonmlewis

Opening up a media / press release thread here on the school reopenings as I get them. Will reply to my own thread as I get stuff. Feel free to

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