#Educators

Susan Hennessey

Susan_Hennessey

I still cannot believe that, as a nation, we basically just decided to give up on meaningfully educating children for a entire year. What a disgrace. I suppose it would

Lori Jablonski

Lori_Jablonski

Hearing in our Sac City Teachers' Rep Council meeting right now, that Sac County Dept of Health says teachers working in county districts/schools will be able to begin signing up

Randi Weingarten

rweingarten

Students across America are watching this & tomorrow teachers will have acknowledge what is happening in DC today. You don’t have to be a civics teacher to know that this

Wolfie Christl

WolfieChristl

Microsoft Teams for Education knows what students are doing late at night.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBlIkZfCkzs It also knows what students are doing early in the morning, at individual level.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2-vIjXbQB

Tracy Edwards, Ed.D.

tracyrenee70

This narrative around how great schools were for kids prior to the shutdown is really something. We're just going to sit here & pretend that schools were welcoming places for

Matt Malkus

malkusm

My goodness, this op-ed from Fairfield County educators is all over the place, and seems to acknowledge the failures and inequities sown by virtual learning while... calling for more of

School Board Sarah

sarahmkleonardi

I just finished my first day of substitute teaching since I left my full-time teaching job after being elected and I have a lot to say. 1. I cannot believe

Susan J. Demas 🏔

sjdemas

As Joe Biden is set to be inaugurated as the 46th president of the United States, here's a look back at the @MichiganAdvance series talking to voters after he and

Philippa_Perry

Philippa_Perry

Hello new educators, I think you are going to relish home schooling your amazing children. Here’s a bit of applied psychology that might help. Thread: 1. Get them to teach

Joshua Weishart

joshuaweishart

Agree that we desperately need an educated citizenry, vehemently disagree with the not-so-subtle suggestion that teachers are to blame.Thread.@forbes https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickhess/2021/01/07/the-storming-of-congress-reminds-us-

Kashif Pirzada, MD

KashPrime

It’s clear not enough is being done to ensure a safe return to schools. Covid-19 numbers are low but rising, and what progress we’ve made will be lost if we

Mohamad Bazzi

BazziNYU

This stunning article by Lawrence Mead, an NYU professor, argues that Blacks and Hispanics, because they are not European, are “unprepared” for “individualist culture” in America. A few highlights: https://link.springer.com/article/

Ben Williamson

BenPatrickWill

Digital technologies are political machines of higher education post-pandemic reform. New report by me and @ahogie out this week on edtech, privatization and Covid. It's a bit long, so thought

Citizen Stewart

citizenstewart

Open Tweet to @professorJVH. Sir, It has come to my attention that the @JoeBiden is considering you for a position at the Dept. of education. Congrats. Perhaps this is why

Alison Collins 高勵思

AliMCollins

This is a Trumpism. Undermine local authority. Bash unions. Teach public education. And ignore the real problems. If folks really cared about low income kids, they would be working to

Tim Royers

MW_Royers

Time for a Nebraska covid vaccine update for our schools. A lot has happened since last week's thread, and if you live in Douglas County, there's some action you can

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