#Kids

Dr Ellie Murray

EpiEllie

I am so angry & sad & frustrated that we’ve wasted the summer pretending COVID was going away, instead of actually planning for fall. A couple days ago, I tweeted

Naomi S

naomimstewart

Representation in education matters: a thread.When I was a young brown kid in a low-income city, my interracial parents were 100% about eduction, as many first gen parents are. I

Adrian Weckler

adrianweckler

Survey of 4,000 kids (8-12) by @CyberSafeIE. TikTok has overtaken Snapchat.And:- Two thirds have a social media (or msging) account- 93pc own a ‘smart device’https://www.independent.ie/business/technology/tech-gaming/six-in-10-children-

Detective Doggy🕵️

Matthew2020_

Will is the purple guy a thread Evidence one: the purple guy is named William. And wills name is william obviously not a coincidence Evidence two: Will likes to hang

Hank Thiele

henrythiele

My 6 tips for parents sending kids back to school remotely: 1. Find a good spot at home where each kid can work. Even if it is different sides of

Tiersa McQueen

tiersaj

I find the most difficult thing about being a schooled person is how it trained me to follow directions and wait for orders.I struggle with starting and trusting my work

Howard Liu, MD MBA

DrHowardLiu

Excited to welcome renowned MGH child psychologist, @ellenbraaten, for @unmcpsychiatry grand rounds today! Processing speed is integral for school performance and self esteem. We learn so much from psychologists on

Tomer Ullman

TomerUllman

Stock photos of busy parents on the computer, rated for realism:1: Mom has both hands on computer, child seems to need no supervision at all. Work is getting done. Mom

Kimberly 🌸 🇺🇸

kimsuejenn

A little personal history:I was a low-income kid. I got through college on scholarships, grants, loans, 3 jobs, & even did a medical study to earn extra cash. After my

Kimiko Shibata 🇨🇦

ESL_fairy

While setting up a makeshift “desk” upstairs for learning at home (the dinner table is just not working for this), our kiddo was worried that her friends and educators would

Million$journey

amillionjourney

Dear Kids When i was a kid,My dad was this invincible hero.I was thinking that : Nothing could take him down.Nothing could have hurt him.I was so proud of him

Alasdair Munro

apsmunro

I think people find it hard to understand the deal with kids reduced susceptibility to #COVID19 and what it means for schools etcI thought I’d share a little analogy which

Kass Minor [she/her/hers]

MsKass1

I wrote this thread in June for teaching into, as opposed to around, trauma & crisis. It might be helpful for tomorrow's classes as the shreds of democracy play out

Jstn- - Voted Blue & Early - Pro BLM

JstnGreen1

#1A thread, because I'm feeling the need to rant a while about this.The most disturbing development in this last week or so, has got to be that the psychopath Trump

Vinay Prasad MD MPH

VPrasadMDMPH

When Sars cov 2 is over, we will have to deal with the damage done to school kids-- disproportionately poor and minority kids deprived of school for months-- this damage

Joe (pesce spada)

joe_pescespada

This is a half-formed notion, but: We talk like the problem with Catholic schools is they fail to teach the faith, where in reality, it's probably more helpful to say

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