#Classroom

Chantal Mancini

uniongrrl

1/ In my first year @MacLabour I wrote a paper on teaching & surveillance. I argued that tech was increasingly being used to surveil teachers & their work, with ideas

Jess Lifshitz

Jess5th

I am planning out some PD on creating inclusive classroom libraries. And this is what I know. I will no longer run PD by giving book talks on books that

Kim Mason

joyousimplicity

I was initially optimistic hearing Adriana LaGrange announce additional support to provide PPE and sanitizer for schools, taking this financial burden off of school boards. /1 But my optimism faded

Amia Srinivasan

amiasrinivasan

On Wednesday, I lectured on feminism, work and capitalism to my undergraduates. At the end, I announced it was my last lecture of term: I’ll be striking as part of

Glasgow Psych Services

GlasgowEPS

Our focus this week is on #Nurture, so today we’re sharing 2 important documents from @EducationScot that will be important to consider to build the holistic, nurturing response required for

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

ilse

zetsuwuuu

I want to preface that while I'm calling this a livetweet, it's not actually a livetweet. I'm posting this "livetweet" having already read Adeline Koh's "Teaching with the Internet; or

Chittukuruvi

chittukuruvi4

DIGNITY IS NOT NEGOTIABLEOne morning at our Law College, when our new teacher to "Introduction to the Rights" entered the classroom, the first thing that he did was to ask

Susan Lilico

LilicoSusan

@andrew_lilico Chris Whitty just claimed on R4 that children don’t transmit coronavirus, in direct contradiction with all the evidence that children over 12 transmit it just like adults. When Trump

Derek Townhouse

Bugs318

1) Montreal based #Covid19 thread: National Geographic hosts an airborne Covid-19 infection risk calculator designed by a research team led by by Jose-Luis Jimenez at the University of Colorado Boulder

Idil Abdulkadir

Idil_A_

A thought: couldn't we just talk about COVID in the classroom without making it a curriculum tool?Good points on either side here, but I think we need to step back

Mel 🤚🏻STAY AT HOME🏡

ScientistMel

Or ask a teacher...I mean... Let me tell you how fun it is to permanently cover all your classroom windows with black paper because we can’t let any shooter know

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nahhdeen

places i’ve cried at: a ~thread~ at home - my bed- my closet- my bathroom- the kitchen - laundry room (i thought my cat was dying it was weird) not

Elizabeth Joh

elizabeth_joh

If you're planning on teaching remotely this fall semester, you have to think about privacy, but not maybe the way your university is telling you to. This is twitter, so

Jess Lifshitz

Jess5th

Today I ran some PD with a small group of incredible teachers in my own school. We tackled the idea of creating inclusive classroom libraries and curriculum. We started with

Julia Burnham

juliarburnham

Zoom backgrounds are more than light joke. They’re a shield for low-income students to keep their living situations confidential. Financial inequities in the classroom are on full display when we