#EDUcators

Idaho Covid Project

IdahoCOVID

Sorry for the break in jokes and COVID analysis but this is just heartbreaking. This wing of Idahoans hijacking Idaho’s safety because they are Facebook experts on health is not

Vibrio Educational Network

NetworkVibrio

There has been much debate around the draft k-6 curriculum documents released by the Alberta government last week. Unlike most posts and opinion papers I’ve read, I *don’t* think our

Caffeinated Living

WokeLiving

This is . Problem is they can't. Teachers are more often than not woefully unprepared and unqualified to "teach the kids that are directly in front of" them anytime those

Cate Denial

cjdenial

This op-ed is wildly over simplistic, and manages to underestimate the power of good teaching both in a face-to-face environment *and* online, which is a remarkable feat.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/25/opinion/online-college-coronavirus.

James Baird

james_d_baird

COVID-19 raises hard questions about the future of education. There's no better time to refresh ourselves on @naval's wisdom on school and learning.A of his best tweets.Oh yeah, and

James Sumner

JamesBSumner

On the value of all subjects and all parts of the HE sector: this thread, from a colleague with a locked account, struck a chord with a lot of people

Dr. Jasmine Coleman

JasTheEducator

Check in on Your People: A ThreadI gave a presentation on “Disrupting with Dignity” this past week to a group of my colleagues — amazing movers and shakers in AACPS

David Bowles (hiatus to write GÜERO sequel) 🏳️‍🌈

DavidOBowles

Okay. I've gotten many new followers (lots who engage in #edchat) and I promised to follow up my "education as pseudoscience" thread with responses to educators who push back, saying

Kevin T. Mason, PhD

KevinMasonCity

Daily pedagogy, 67: Whitney Stewart (@whitney_nell), "History Is Full of Stuff: Incorporating Objects into the Classroom." Teaching United States History, October 12, 2016: http://www.teachingushistory.co/2016/10/history-is-full-o

shaye anderson

sandersonNDP

Well Alberta, it's been an amazing 16+ years getting to know you. Tomorrow my boys and I are off to Vancouver Island to move back to our hometown of Duncan

Dr. Diane Thompson

dianethompso

Or you want to have children, but lost your baby this week 1/nhttps://twitter.com/joelmcglothlin/status/1286714493372956673 We’re still raw, and aren’t ready to discuss publicly, but I could not let this one go.

Karam Bales

karamballes

Starting to wonder if the RSE guidence, comments by Williamson and others is preparing the ground for some kind of purge in education.@EstherMcVey1 says how can children learn if they

Bethany 🌈

ba_pearson96

I've been reflecting on the number 20... how I relate it to Social Work after the webinar @SW_student_con. So I thought I would create a thread of 20 things I'm

n loves jackie

hesador

ik a lot of ppl unfortunately don’t go through carrds so here are the donation links that were linked in the carrds to help lebanon! please if you’re able to,

Dr Carol Campbell

CarolCampbell4

While priority for if/when to re-open schools must be #COVID19 evidence & ensuring safety; it is necessary to also consider changes to support teaching, learning, equity & well-being for 2020-21

mariana⁷ 📌

btslftv

petitions don't work I lebanon so please share donation links please donate if you canhttps://www.globalgiving.org/projects/fundraising/ https://www.gofundme.com/f/food-and-medicine-for-kafala-victims-in-lebanon https://www.globalcompac