#Schools

Jens Boman

JensBoman

Imagine going about your life, when a virus develops into a pandemic. Suddenly the rulers of your country are like "We're going to let the virus infect us, don't listen

Scholar of the Year 4x in a Row

AlwaysWayfaring

Now for the people whose commentary I will entertain. Let's talk. UNCF, Spelman, MH all just got $40M .. First and foremost, I'm sure the money is likely earmarked to

Mike Buckley

mdbuckley

The Govt want us to believe that schools are safe but it's not true. They're not safe for kids, who can get Covid, some badly or long Covid. They're not

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. I’ve been saying since February that we can’t afford to ‘live with this virus’. Everything that’s happened was predictable and predicted by many scientists. Mutations were to be expected.

Amanda Weaver, MFA

AWeaverWrites

That whole editor "this email came late and upset me" thread has touched a nerve. So many people were agreeing with her, all with the *same tone* which amounts to

Wizzie 🇨🇦

eacanada

On Tuesday, 2/2, NH's House Education Committee has a public hearing on HB20 -- a bill to create the most expansive school voucher program in the country. Hey, #NHPolitics let's

Ohio Fed of Teachers

OFTadvocate

While there are fewer school levies on the ballot this year than usual, the ones that are on the ballot are extremely important! #AFTvotes #FundOurFuture https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/education/2020/10/31/covid-keeping-ohio-school-lev

Corey A. DeAngelis

DeAngelisCorey

NEW national survey: 81% of the general public supports funding students instead of institutions. Support by type of school choice:Education Savings Accounts: 81%Tax Credit Scholarships:

Kevin Blue

kevinablue

1/ Schools won't go “poor”, but we should ask ourselves whether revenue increases like this are actually a solution to the financial pressures faced by lower/mid of P5 (who have

walking disaster

AviceBennerCho

Okay. here goes. references up front: this is from a two-part study i co-produced for the UNESCO Institute for Education Planning. Part 1 was a desk-based policy mapping and review

JohannesBorgen

jeuasommenulle

A few thoughts on the A level debacle because I think it shows very important trend - especially when compared to what happened in France, which obviously faced a similar

Karam Bales

karamballes

1/ Thread: Are we ignoring the damaging effects of #LongCovid, particularly in workers under 50?The general message from government is dont worry if your not in a risk group, you

James Wolf

jameswolf513

A lot of back and forth has happened today regarding opening schools, but I’m not sure people realize what a full reopening would actually look like at the High School

Blair Minchin

Mr_Minchin

1/4 I’m coming across more ‘likes’ and ‘retweets’ on my feed of practitioners who advocate zero tolerance approaches to behaviour.If there is one thing NOT to do after the summer,

mildmanneredarmy

MildManneredMax

1/20In The Guardian today John Harris writes about the need for creativity in education in response to the crisis caused by the current government and the pandemic.I have some thoughts...but

Wizzie 🇨🇦

eacanada

Yesterday, I wrote about what NH’s HB20 vouchers are and how they could be used. Feel free to read through that intro (preview here) or jump into this new #NHPolitics

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