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Alex Temple
edusolicitor
4/12 Firstly, there’s no step in here about actually engaging with the child. Every step is a one-way flow of information from staff to young children who have just gone
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Wendy Katten
wjk1971
Did you know in 1996, PV:1) implemented a promotion policy based on test scores 2) implemented school probation, stripping LSCs of power3) put charter schools on the map w/ help
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Chancellor Meisha Porter
DOEChancellor
I know from my 21 years as an educator that far more students could thrive in our Specialized High Schools, if only given the chance. (1/3)https://twitter.com/NYCSchools/status/1387831595688677376 Instead, the continued use
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Rebecca Long-Bailey
RLong_Bailey
1/7 We know that the longer children are out of the classroom, the faster existing inequalities between children will widen which is why getting back to school when it is
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Jen Newton
jenrnewton
If we were a society that cared about children and families, kids would have access to food, to counseling, to health care, to physical activity, to friends and emotional support,
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Chris Murphy
ChrisMurphyCT
1/ A short THREAD on another of those silent crises that most Americans don't see right now:The crisis of kids with serious disabilities, who are home, with no ability to
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Deirdre Gilhawley
DeeGilhawley
Questions for tomorrow's briefing:1. The scientific advisory group, SAGE, in the UK estimates that closing schools would reduce transmission more than any other single measure (reduce R by 0.2-0.5).What does
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Erin White
erinrwhite
Eyes on VCU and other colleges trying to reopen physical campuses this fall. There is no way to do this safely.https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/08/01/schools-reopening-coronavirus-arizona-superintendent/ Do I worry for the financi
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Tapiwa
Fifsi
Minister of tertiary education live now. Mans said schools are on their own A re the school must decide if they must assess us using CA as exam grade so
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Natalie Telis
NatalieTelis
The #NSFGRFP is an incredible opportunity... so I analyzed winners from 2011-20 to understand who gets it. The good news: things are slightly worse in 2018-20, but they're stable. The
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Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD
PeterHotez
Many thanks @Christi_Paul @VictorBlackwell for hosting me @NewDay discussing why I don’t feel we can safely open schools in many states in South, Midwest where virus is accelerating. Teaches, staff
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Natasha Singer
natashanyt
1/ The virtual school industry has a track record of profiteering and poor outcomes for students. So it was interesting to hear from local districts starting stand-alone online schools, even as
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tezira
tezabe
I was recently told that the NCAA has left the decision of how to confront COVID-19 to each individual state, meaning each school defers to plans promulgated by their state’s
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𝚂𝚌𝚘𝚝𝚝 𝚆𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚑𝚒𝚙
swinshi
If policy (1) ties school quality to the neighborhood in which a kid lives, and (2) makes it tough to build cheaper high-density housing near the best schools, then lots
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Lana Lozure
lanabrarian
Last year, our LIT department worked on an amazing project. We came up with a diverse list of must have books. Our department ordered a copy for all 41 of
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Alison Collins 高勵思
AliMCollins
A chronicle writer posted a story yesterday, and failed to incorporate my entire quote. Here it is, in its entirety: “Like many parents, I have high expectations for our public
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