#Teaching

Peter Cook

_Peter_Cook

I fear the death toll from the side effects of the world's reaction to COVID-19 may actually do more harm than the actual virus.https://twitter.com/aginnt/status/1327416457307824128 Taking precautions like masking and social

Jason Blakely

jasonwblakely

Years of teaching a course on the roots of the major modern ideologies has taught me that even most highly educated Americans have no idea how to define fascism's "leader

Daniel Buck

MrDanielBuck

Modern teacher training programs:- We made BLM friendship bracelets in our capstone course- I was told to make my students activists- Many of our readings dealt with CRT in schools-

Jesse Kelly

JesseKellyDC

PRO TIP: The history of the world is less technologically advanced people being taken over by more advanced societies. This isn’t unique to any color or creed.1. Don’t get conquered.2.

Giff Constable

giffco

1/ for all that we try to mentor rather than manage, sometimes it's worth it to actually get in there, roll up sleeves, and show an inexperienced team what "good"

Rachel Mesch wear a mask people

RachelMesch

Speaking of nothing, here's a picture of feline Rachilde, drawn for her by F-A Cazals, which she used as personal stationery after spending much of her life trying to translate

Bert Hofman（郝福满）

berthofmanecon

One of the fun things about teaching (at @LKYSch on China's Economic Reforms) is that you have to revisit some of your preconceived notions. Here are a few of my

Michael Otsuka

MikeOtsuka

Excellent linked piece about re-opening universities, co-authored by a professor of global health at Duke. This is one of my favourate paragraphs. 1/https://time.com/5867395/will-universities-be-next-covid-19-tinderboxes I've asked this

Privacy International

privacyint

[NEW!] Today, we reveal how EU funds are used to support surveillance in non-EU countries. PI and a coalition of civil society organisations demand urgent reforms to EU development aid

Mr Qureshi

MrOQureshi

I’m reading a lot of negativity surrounding the end of term (everyone exhausted etc.) but I think a view from a teacher is needed. Although I did wake up at

Patrick Culbert

pdculbert_UBC

(1/8) I'm teaching about equity and inclusion in the classroom today. One small tidbit we don't always think about is the importance of employing a growth (rather than fixed) mindset

Oliver Jumpertz

oliverjumpertz

Starting out in web development and looking for video resources?There's a collection of free video courses on Udemy that everyone can take! https://www.udemy.com/course/html-and-css-for-beginners-crash-course-learn-fast-easy/HTML and CS

The Growing Village

VillageGrowing

"We must sacrifice our today so that our children could have a better future "Inspired by @SaveYourSons // A THREAD ON FATHERHOOD // As a parent, it is never easy

Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden

vangarden

{#Thread 1/7} Murray Sinclair was born in 1951 near Selkirk, Manitoba, an area known until 1907 as the St. Peter’s Reserve, when most of its Ojibwa and Cree people were

Mike Gow 高英智

mikeygow

Hmm. No. Fulbright China allowed four types for PRC scholars/teachers to go to the US. VRS - Visiting Research Scholars PHD - PhD Dissertations ScholarsFLTA - Foreign Language Teaching AssistantsSIR

Sheila Gregoire--The Great Sex Rescue comes 03/02!

sheilagregoire

One reason I find Ken Ham from Answers in Genesis so dangerous to our children:In this age when too many Christians are believing conspiracy theories, Ham marinates kids in conspiracies

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