#Teach

Adeana McNicholl

AdeanaMcN

A thread of resources on Buddhism and race for those looking for materials to teach during #scholarstrike. And remember to not just teach Black Buddhists, but teach the imperialist history

Dr. Janet Frick 🍑💙

jfrickuga

Attention higher ed faculty colleagues who teach freshmen: you should rethink your assumptions about what your students know / understand about campus policies, services, offices, etc. Basically, ANYTHING they might

💚Shoucake’s #1 Hero💚🌈🧹

izuwubean

watching the pro-ship discourse community slowly tear each other apart is... interesting, to say the least. OBVIOUSLY i am very pro-ship, i don't think there's any harm in doing wtfever

Stephen Corry

StephenCorrySvl

As it stands, #Conservation is run in Africa around white tourism, in a romanticised "empty wilderness" that has never existed. It has become more about making money than enacting policies

Eugene McFadden

eugenemcfadden

OK, so, a fisk. Thread (long).https://twitter.com/GubernatorHomo/status/1286562118481915904 2 from the start, this article sets up a relationship between what is framed New Right 2.0 and upsets within #edutwitter. I note that

Camryn Garrett (Pre-order OFF THE RECORD!)

dancingofpens

thinking a lot today about how it feels like YA publishing specifically is only interested in stories about Black people and racism, that white and non-Black readers are only interested

Law-or-Fiction

laworfiction

As a reminder, there is no law stopping schools opening. There is no health and safety law stopping them opening.It is a policy decision by Heads and local authorities. By

dr stephanie moore

steph_moore

Is asynchronous or synchronous more effective? I see this question or discussion from time to time. The research suggests this is a *very* nuanced decision point. Neither is really better

Ed Latimore

EdLatimore

The 3 best analogies:1) Poker gives you a real education about loss aversion bias. You see that in the short term, outcome and process aren't necessarily correlated but in the

mark bates

hkcorresponds

i've been a hs teacher for 14 years. here are some things i've learned.1. the brightest kids are almost always autodidacts and all they need is encouragement and validation.2. the

Paul Chapman

Gooberzilla

I see there's some fierce discourse raging about the "Western canon" and which books get taught to kids in school. I don't really have a strong opinion, but I have

Dr Cristy Clark

cristyclark

A few years ago I was asked to re-write a Finance Law unit and then teach it. It was educational. Market manipulation is a crime, but the most serious prosecution

Captain Price

SparesofWar

I wouldn't harp my future on any one political party alone. Parties are here to win first and foremost. I also understand that erasing 70 years od crud isnt easy.

PGC Basketball

PGCbasketball

What if I told you that one of the most under taught aspects of the game is also one of the most vital in determining your team's success?What is it

Jonathan Fearnley

JJFearnley

THREADThere's a question I get asked all the time as a maths teacher:"When am I ever going to use this in real life?" "I'm making you smarter" or "How do

Raivata

bhimpandav

Ji Xianlin (1911-2009), the Chinese Indologist who did the first complete translation of Rāmāyaṇa into Chinese. Rendered as Luomoyanna ( 羅摩衍那 ) in Chinese. He studied Sanskrit at the University

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