#Teaching

Spencer Cox

SpencerJCox

Hey friends, this week many of our kids will be heading back to school—including my own kids—and I want to share a few thoughts about what to expect. Like everything

Elaine "proud to be a rebel" Bennett #EYFSRebel

KeepEYsUnique

1. This government has no interest in supporting children and listening to those who know what they need. I attended an EYs consultation event earlier this year. The room was

Nick Dennis

nickdennis

I've watched the BBC Big Questions @bbcbigquestions again to focus on what Calvin Robinson has to say. It is interesting in that the overall message appears to be one of

Varna|ورنہ|বর্ণ|வர்ணா

Varna

A lot of the concern around #NEP2020 is about children who may have to move states while in school. This is a perfectly legitimate question. In this thread I shall

Tom Kindlon

TomKindlon

[Thread]Nice, thoughtful article“Pandemic social isolation provides glimpse into the everyday realities of #chronicallyill patients: The COVID-19 pandemic is teaching the world a lesson in empathy for those who have had

jonat_anim

gtoisa10

my fav Punpun lines:This list contains all the most stimulating lines (which tackles existential questions/quotes/ relatable/interesting thoughts/ bluntly depressing/nihilistic)... chronologically! 1- “did God create Men or did men create

Rabbi Ruti Regan 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇸

RutiRegan

Infant feeding is a human rights issue — and the misogyny in infant feeding discourse is used to distract attention from any number of human rights issues. Coercing someone into

Nick Hinton

NickHintonn

Synchronicities: a thread The concept of synchronicity was first introduced by Swiss psychologist Carl Jung who described them as being events which seem to be significantly related, despite having no

Elisabeth Vallet

Geopolitics2020

Yes but. 1. a test isn't foolproof, far from it. But yeah better than nothing.2. in Europe, that one guy was selling negative test certificates. So, this obstacle can be

Erika Heidewald, Proud Autistic Bitch

erikaheidewald

it’s funny when people tell me i need to learn to use person-first language. i learned about person-first language like eight years ago and asked disabled friends what they thought

Jen Heemstra

jenheemstra

Vaccines usually take over 10 years to develop, test, and mass produce. But, scientists predict we could have an effective vaccine for Covid-19 by early 2021. How is this possible?

Bison Boi @ melting in the sun

RoaminBison

Have any of your ever read this book? Heard of this legend? If so, you probably think it’s an authentic ‘Native American’ tale, retold by a non-native artist, right?Reading Rainbow

Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️

realchrisrufo

SCOOP: San Diego Unified School District tells white teachers they are guilty of “spirit murdering” black children and should undergo “antiracist therapy for White educators.”I've obtained explosive whistleblower documents from

Curiosweety

curiosweetie

I have come across so many women who are heavily left leaning and one thing that surprised me was that most of them had history of abusive or neglected childhood.

David Bindel

DavidBindel

Taking a break from other things to pick up a thread on floating point and teaching with @five9a2, @ShriramKMurthi, and @khinsen from earlier in this week (I got a bit

Alexander Freed

AlexanderMFreed

It's Tuesday night and I feel like teaching some of what I've learned in 15 years of branching narrative video game writing. Let's go in-depth about one incredibly specific subject:

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