#Learner

Ryan Vernosh

RyanVernosh

So proud of our 4/5 grade virtual learners today. They are in day four of building a new community after we had to re-roster all our classes for the reopening

Dr. Alia

DoctorAliaD

Diversity in sim, a (short) thread. I asked this question yesterday because I realized, in my tenure as a sim learning, facilitator, champion, educator I have never been involved in

PACE

edpolicyinca

New commentary from PACE shares early findings on student learning in Grades 4–10 in 18 school districts in the CORE Data Collaborative. It shows significant learning loss in ELA &

jen hay

jbhay

Our paper on non-Māori speakers’ remarkable implicit knowledge of te reo Māori sound patterns and word-forms has just been published. (http://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-78810-4) This was so much fun to work on.

Abhishek Kar

Abhishekkar_

𝐀 𝐓𝐇𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃 𝐎𝐍 𝐖𝐄𝐀𝐋𝐓𝐇 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐇𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐒 The entire thread is based on the book : The Almanack of Naval Ravikant @naval If you haven't read it so far,the following

💜🕯advent casey cecilia 🕯💜

CaseyHelen96

Hey so perhaps the reason college-educated women are angry isn’t because their degrees are useless but because people for whom college was/is not the ideal path keep insisting that college

Success Theory

MySuccessTheory

7 Reasons Why You Should Study Philosophy Your Whole Life///THREAD\\\ To frame this thread, I wanted to start with these quotes:"The object of studying philosophy is to know one's own

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mamasaurusMeg

Since I can’t risk letting @EWoodhouse7 down today, how about we dive into IDEA law application in schools? Have a student with an exceptionality in any US state? The following

Nick Covington

CovingtonEDU

I worry about our ability to teach our way out of this. Are we really asking the rights questions about the ends & means that will get us there? Put

Great Women of Mathematics

GWOMaths

GREAT WOMAN OF MATHEMATICS: DR. GLADYS MAE WEST, born 1930. Pioneer responsible for the mathematics behind GPS. Growing up in rural Virginia, she saw how hard the lives of her

Zoe Scaman

zoescaman

It’s December & it’s been a YEAR, not just because of the tumultuous nightmare train of 2020, but also because Bodacious has gone from strength to strength over the last

Huw

Huwburt

Ok, some tweets from me (a teacher) to people stuck at home with children, panicking about how to educate them: I really worry that parents at home with their children

Eleni Filippatos

elenfilippatos

A story (with pseudonyms)“Raise your hand if you love school so much you wish you could live here!” Jose says during my 3rd graders’ social lunch break. All ten students

Abed🤑🇵🇭 | The Smart Pill💊💡

TheSmartPill

I've observed something very interestingI'm a fan of learning languages (semi fluent in French, learning Korean) and fluent in English and Filipino, and I consider myself a fast learner. I've

Christopher Ó Ruairc

Rourke199811

ok.this might annoy a few people but remote learning really isn’t so difficult.go ‘off curriculum’ and keep some •books on maths, English (Shakespeare!), human geography, and contemporary history.your child

Diana Casteel

diana_casteel

So I finished the coursework for my PhD this semester and here are 13 things I have learned: 1. The 4.0 is probably not worth the agony I put myself

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