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Fr Matthew

FrMatthewMary1

Simple. Development is a specific type of change that entails a change that is not substantial. A child develops (changes) into an adult but still remains substantially a person. If

Jared C. Wilson

jaredcwilson

The response to this article -- or really, the tweet promoting it -- is fascinating. Setting aside the long line of dunk-takes because "TGC men bad" (please see what I

ted dintersmith

dintersmith

1/ Important steps to safely reopen schools. 1st: Respect Ts who are reluctant to return in person. Many have complex home circumstances and understandably concerns about putting themselves and relatives

Clint Smith

ClintSmithIII

Everything that’s happened the past few days shows why teaching history is so important. This entire week has been a best hits album of american racism, but bc many fail

Becky Wood

shadylady222

THREAD: The most annoying comment I see is the ‘lazy teachers want kids at home because it is easier’ argument. As someone who has had to remote teach since September,

vasabjit banerjee

vasabjit_b

Graduates from second and third rate political science and public admin PhD granting institutions are not creating placement backlogs and adjunctification in the job market. A short thread...(1) TT lines

Tim Fawns

timbocop

The work of online teaching is hugely demanding. However, with careful design and a resistance to perfectionism, we can shift the locus of responsibility so that students and teachers are

Leonhard Lades

lklades

Finished teaching for this year today. I had big concerns about virtual teaching in the summer and was not looking forward to it. But it turned out to be really

dr stephanie moore

steph_moore

Seeing a few comments by those who started teaching online this past year about how online takes more time. This has certainly always been true, but I think it's more

Anne-Marie Scott

ammienoot

The always thought-provoking @BenPatrickWill on politicisation of "digital transformation". IMHO the rush to technology as solution nearly always negates consideration of students and their material circumstances. COVID19 experien

Amelia Horgan

joan0fsnark

Not really sure how universities claiming they want to decolonise the curriculum are going to do anything of the sort when they’re effectively firing a significant proportion of their teaching

@mrsampullan

MrSamPullan

Earlier on I promised a few snippets from @MaryMyatt's The Curriculum: Gallimaufry to Coherence. Here goes. My main takeaways were that curricula should seek to do less, better; that assessment

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

Nikki McGee

RE_McGEE

This book has been quoted in a few of the articles I have been reading lately in response to the report on teaching Hinduism. So I am starting this evening.

Neil Mosley

neilmosley5

I've been running sessions for educators adjusting to online teaching and many are facing challenges with live, synchronous teaching...here's some small ways to enhance things...1/ #onlinelearning #onlineteaching There are so

Cathy Davidson

CathyNDavidson

1) Dear #AcademicTwitter, I'd love to do something productive and positive in the face of today's depressing health and political news (and faced with crushing end-of-term duties). I'd love to

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