#Students

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rasputinmethod

As a teacher and a union rep, going back to school and everything involved with it is a complicated thing involving politics, state officials, health departments, local officials, school administrators,

Dr. Chris Mackie

Healthmac

Cases of COVID in school children have spiked in an extreme way since the holiday school closure (see chart "Positive results by age group: All Ontario" @ website below).Schools being

Ritika Chopra

KhurafatiChopra

IMPORTANT CBSE marking scheme for scrapped exams: Students of Classes 10 & 12 who have completed exams will be assessed normally. Those who have finished more than 3 papers, average

R.L. Stollar

RLStollar

Inspired by #ChristianAltFacts, I decided to pull out this old Abeka World History book. If you're interested in knowing what Christian homeschools and private schools are teaching children, follow along.

Caroline Bauman

CarolineBmn

It's #ElectionDay , and @Chalkbeat is once again centering students at a significant moment. Not all of them are voters yet, but in the words of one: "I am not

John Rangel

parksidefilms

The uninformed backlash AOC saw last night reminded me our system of education is designed to create employees and not functioning, invested members of a community. 1/ Students have to

Yasmin Nair

NairYasmin

Just a few words about the Amanda Gorman poem and why it irks me so:I taught, for many, many years at Purdue University. It's not Ivy League, but it's a

Bridget Velez

BridgetVelez15

Adapting the bar exam to an online format has created many hardships for applicants with disabilities. Here is a thread on the problems I noticed: Disclaimer: SO many disabilities can

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johnycheesecake

Found out cuc let go of atleast 10 professors, specifically professors that support the LGBTQ+ community and or professors who they suspected were part of the community. I'm so digusted

Hayden O'Connor

HaydenJOConnor

A short thread on young Australians, their engagement in democracy and the hypocritical comments from Alan Tudge regarding students in politics. This thread is not an attack of @RurbsOz's article

Dan Kelly

CFIB

Governments seem firm in their view that activities like retail shopping, getting a haircut or restaurant dining must be locked down in order to send a message to the public

Erika Wharton-Shukster

whartonshumthin

I walked away from the @WomenInCogSci panel with lots of hot tips on inclusivity in research & teaching/mentoring. I've compiled a list (+ some increasingly terrible hashtags) but please add

Simon Usherwood

Usherwood

A couple of pedagogical thoughts about this1/https://twitter.com/Usherwood/status/1295667212506869761 Hopefully, part of the design of any HE provision this autumn was resilience to cope with new C-19 outbreaks and/or restrictions(if your i

melissa nolas

smnolas

Here we go again: shit happens, adults panic, ‘how we gonna talk to the kids about it?!’ then they discover, ‘oh, kids know shit’...At least this article article is

Heidi Li Feldman

HeidiLiFeldman

When a university ask any of its students to sign a waiver for illness, injury, or death due to COVID-19, that university is communicating the following. 1/ This university is

Sam Wineburg

samwineburg

History teachers, from high school to college: Worthwhile things to do in the history classroom, Episode #1. Assessment. I know, it’s dreaded word. Bad reputation well-deserved. 1/14 I’ve long been

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