This is what police have been doing to black Americans since forever. Enough of the "this isn't who we are." You're now noticing because it's white people.
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This is what police have been doing to black Americans since forever. Enough of the "this isn't who we are." You're now noticing because it's white people.
Thank you City Neighbors and @gholdym.bsky.social for a wonderful day of learning at the Progressive Education Summit! @mspettytweets.bsky.social
🎶 Take a look, it's in a book 🎶
🥹 After nearly 20 years... Reading Rainbow is returning to motivate, help, and encourage kids to become avid readers with new episodes, new friends, new projects, and of course... new books! Make sure to follow the rainbow 📚🌈
#FollowTheRainbow
Two teams of 15 players on a rugby pitch lined up for the next play
Saturday's a rugby day! Had a blast supporting the USA Women's team!
Imagining a version of the "easy" button 😂
Evergreen.
Aw, I'm lucky to work with people who care so much about growing and who say yes to my wild ideas!
Ms. Blair (right) and Ms. Bollers (left) stand in a high school classrooms and share the learning objectives for their session
Ms. Bollers and Ms. Blair share how they maximize student engagement and learning through student-led, research based academic conversation
Ms. B standing by a white board with slides titled "Fueling Student Voice: Building a Classroom of Choice"
"Middle schoolers need moments to learn how to make choices" - the incredible Ms. B sharing how she builds choice into her classes and the impact it has had on students
Cartoon poster depicting graduates equipped with different tools for success that says "Developing Tomorrow's Innovators'
Excited to spend the day learning with people who love to innovate! #FCPSInnovatED
Digital illustration of a group of four activists protesting attacks on immigrants. There is a large sign that reads, 'if there is no justice for the people, let there be no peace for the government.'
Y'know... I wonder if we'd be seeing so many instructors jumping to use AI in the classroom if we actually trained people how to teach. At all.
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I was reading the comments on a local news article about Medicaid cuts and a Missouri woman called having access to healthcare a “lifestyle” that isn’t meant for folks who can’t afford it.
I have never read anything more sad, or American, in my life…
A timely quote from Dr. Carla Hayden: “Libraries are a cornerstone of democracy—where information is free and equally available to everyone. People tend to take that for granted, and they don’t realize what is at stake when that is put at risk.”
New Data Shows Ongoing Decline in Youth Drug Use We asked a researcher for his perspective. Photo of Richard Miech: Team lead of Monitoring the Future—a series of youth-focused studies that began in 1975.
Something surprising is happening:
After a steep drop-off during the pandemic, youth drug use is *continuing* its remarkable decline—defying the predictions of many experts.
We spoke with researcher Richard Miech to get his take on the phenomenon.
🧵1/9 #EduSky #education
😳 yup
She wrote an article in the student newspaper. That’s all she did. The U.S. can’t call itself a free country if that gets you sent to jail.
Apparently we're going to surveillance our way to learning. Anyone who doubts that AI is inextricably bound up with intensive monitoring of student behaviors need only look at how those who genuinely believe this technology is a help are positioning it.
If your assessment is not valid and reliable, then it's not an assessment; it's just an activity.
A reminder that if the government can send migrants to a prison camp without any due process, it can send U.S. citizens there, too. I know because this happened to me and my family in 1942.
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed."
-Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1953
It's poetry that racist Strom Thurman's filibuster record to stop the Civil Rights Act was broken by a black man in the Senate. Condolences in Hell, Strom.
This is utterly incredible to watch. Beating Strom Thurmond's record and speaking truth into the historical record is an absolute achievement. Do not go quietly and keep making good trouble @booker.senate.gov
“Great school culture is not an accident. It happens when we recognize that we all depend on each other, and then work together to create supportive, caring conditions for everyone—students, teachers, support staff, guests, everyone!” —David Geurin, Principal
#EduSky
“History has shown us that authoritarian regimes target academics first, fearing the power of inquiry, free expression and the pursuit of truth. We do not choose the times in which we live, but we do choose how we act in those times.”
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It's true! Adults are also baffled when we tell them that and it always worries me
Walz: I think they hate public education because it’s easier to run an authoritarian government if you don’t have a population that knows.
Look, *I* didn't say anything but I do find her comment hilarious 😂 She's dedicated to keeping you humble
