#Teaching

Matthew Oldridge

MatthewOldridge

One eduTwitter narrative I have always sincerely rejected is the one that puts teachers or those outside of the classroom "below" classroom teachers. That said, there is a point to

Nick HK

nickchk

The econ job market is starting again. Just a minor advice thread, specifically aimed at people in the academic market who are not superstar candidates. IMO too much of the

Jerod Brown

JerodBrown_

I tweeted this earlier this afternoon. And I meant it. Then, I went to football workouts (we got the okay to start today). Masked up the whole time. Bodyweight only.

Tom Bennett

tombennett71

If you understand the research looking at phone usage in schools, or worked in safeguarding, or pastoral issues, you know that mobile phones are a huge problemhttps://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/apr/24/dear-gavin-williamson-teenagers

Justin Parmenter

JustinParmenter

This so called Academic Transparency bill is really about de-professionalizing teaching and sidelining educators as leaders in their own classrooms. And the vast majority of the public trusts teachers and

Dr & Prof Amussen hates patriarchy

susandamussen

Lawrence Stone once remarked that you *could* argue that education had not caught up with the printing press: the lecture (a mode at which he excelled) was no longer necessary

Jon Coles

JonColes01

Interesting that people are proposing empty community buildings should be used to enable schools to re-open. A few problems: 1) There are 24,000 schools in England and 8.77m children in

Paula Patch

profpatch

I’ve been thinking a lot about the way we taught this spring and the ways we might want to or be asked to teach this fall. Some decisions are being

Flaviana is editing...again.

ms_hipstory

Hi. Friendly neighborhood teacher here with a thread about the unpaid emotional labor of teaching. Buckle in.1st: what is emotional labor? For our purposes here I'm talking about the ADDITIONAL

Dr Rebecca Whittington

RebeccaWMedia

... since March we have worked really hard to deliver teaching and learning to the standards our students, employers and our institution expect and deserve. We have organised remote placements

sofia

sofia_luisa_

The conversation we’re having right now about how inequitable grading is during distance learning is a conversation we should have been having even when we were teaching in person. And

Secret Headteacher

secretHT1

C19 - Things I’ve learned so far. 1) We are even more adaptable than we thought. We reinvented education in days. We learned a new way of working and got

Mabel Denzin Gergan

mgergan

#AcademicTwitter, I'm teaching a course on Environment and Development in South Asia this fall and looking for documentary suggestions (if you pair a reading with it that's a bonus!) specifically

New Orleans High Priestess ✨🔮

NolaAngelMedium

So I had a dream I was teaching my twin about what a divine life purpose is and how our divine purpose is part of Gods will. He was debating

Monique Dols

MoniqueDols

I work at a unionized K-8 charter school in the Bronx that decided in July that we'd be starting the year remotely. The school spent August improving remote teaching and

A. I. Adamu

isasquare

Nigerian University Ranking: It is nice to see Nigerian Unis in the World Ranking, albeit, the positions are somewhat embarrassing.Few important takes from the 2021 Times Ranking.(mini thread) One good