#Teaching

Kevin Cacabelos

Kevin_Cacabelos

After teaching online for three months, I think the biggest takeaway is that breakout rooms/collaborative work doesn't necessarily lead to effective learning. Ss seem to crave direct instruction/notetaking more than

Howie Hua

howie_hua

I asked my students to complete the sentence "The most important takeaway from this class is..." and here are some of their responses: "being an educator is much more than

Dr Charlotte Lydia Riley

lottelydia

My students have had more contact from me, not less. Contact hours have gone up, not down. The fact that those hours take place (mostly, but actually not entirely, online,

Kate Boyd

TheKateBoyd

Church services may be scalable, but discipleship is not. And having more people in attendance does not necessarily mean you are faithfully executing God's mission in your community. You can't

Sabriya N Rosemond, PhD

Shorter_tower

If you've heard me speak about teaching in the past few years I usually start by talking about pervasive narratives related to race and gender (and other things) that shape

Lara Schwartz

Lara_Schwartz

1/ Anyone with teaching experience understands that the more prepared for college your students are, the easier they are to teach (particularly writing). Community colleges are *not* for "slow learners,"

Moebius Stripper

moebius_strip

A lot going on in this thread that, uh, "argues" for teaching kids books that are more relevant to their lives than the classics, and here's what strikes me: this

Tim Fawns

timbocop

I'm torn when I talk about tweaking online classes.It's the wrong focus.The problem isn't Zoom classes. It's the desire to recreate what we did before...https://twitter.com/timbocop/status/1331612376429424642 Assuming your n

Kim Pearson

professorkim

We need creative and collaborative approaches to reimagining public safety. This is where I would love to see interdisciplinary collaboration to develop a community-driven research agenda.https://twitter.com/CamRasNYC/status/129656908810227

Stephen Chew

SChewPsych

Critical thinking has always been a top goal of educators. But teaching critical thinking skills has never been more important or more challenging than now. Olden days, critical thinking was

Nishat

nishatnguyen

If you’re a teacher who’s considering quitting a job at a school due to covid-19 safety concerns, my heart is with you. But, if you’re someone who is considering working

Karen Costa

karenraycosta

Been thinking a lot about the desperate need for gender parity in our K-12 school leadership this morning. Found this data.https://aasa.org/schooladministratorarticle.aspx?id=14492#:~:text=Of%20our%20nation's%2013%2C728%20superintendent

Captain Awkward

CAwkward

The whole time I watched both NXIVM cult docs, my brain held two simultaneous truths. 1. Wow, I would never fall for a scam like that! 2. Then I'd remember

Erioluwa Oluyombo

eryoungboy

So @iamchrisani said something... "Don't be a teacher, when you are still meant to be a student"And I must not lie, it got me thinking again.Like the way people are

Chloe N. Clark

PintsNCupcakes

I'm seeing MFA talk on here, so a couple of my own quick thoughts in case they are helpful1.) MFAs are best if you want time/money to work on a

Supernova Momma (She/Her)

SupernovaMomma

Good morning you handsome and gorgeous lot. Let’s talk about Positive Parenting during the holidays. Rethink Conditional Magic. You are teaching your children you love them, respect them and they

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