#Schools

Kristin

sodangfancy22

Thread: So the tweet that went viral that’s now made it to Reddit and apparently to Europe happened months ago. At the time I got lots of support and lots

Warriors Fan(31-31)💎

CurrySZN_7

The Story Of Damian Lillard (Part 1) Damian Lamonte Ollie Lillard Sr was born on July 15th, 1990 in East Oakland. Damian Lillard grew up loving basketball and played the

Sritama Chatterjee

SritamaBarna

I myself cannot write anything right now because I am frazzled after reading the ICE regulation for international students in the US. But a number of my friends and colleagues

Sarah Mulhern Gross

thereadingzone

It took less than two months to go from "teachers are amazing and need to be paid more" to "teachers are doing a terrible job" on all my social media

Charles Tallack

CharlesTTHF

Why has Germany so fewer COVID deaths per million than we do and what can we learn? 1/6 Could difference be because of the way that deaths are counted? No.

Rick Wicklin

RickWicklin

When will things get back to normal? There's a plan for reopening the country after #coronavirus pandemic is no longer raging:https://www.wral.com/coronavirus/when-can-everyone-get-back-to-their-lives-duke-expert-says-4-things-need-to-happen-firs

Wrath Of Gnon

wrathofgnon

The courtyard house can be found in almost any culture and climate where the summers can be uncomfortably hot. Here are some charming courtyard houses from Syria. Courtyards typically take

Matt Hutchins

HutchinsMatt

1.Revise Single Family Zone setbacks-reduce the front setback to ten feet and side to zero. All other things being equal, this pushes new dev toward street, concentrates shadows to front

Jeff Strater

jeffstrater

It’s fascinating that the right to life crowd is the first to put people at risk to #coronavirus. Promoting church services, getting back to work, etc. Like this!https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/492152-florida-gov-desantis-says-coronavirus-do

Da’Shaun | they/them

DaShaunLH

i actually really don’t care how someone wakes up, but i think it’s quite telling that this is the question you walked away from that thread with.see, the question eye

Quito Maggi

quito_maggi

My experience the last 4 days has made me extremely sceptical about what #BackToSchool has in store for parents, teachers and childrenA thread about how @ottawahealth dealt with a #COVID19

𝕡𝕚𝕩𝕖𝕝 ✿ 🍬 8 DAYS TILL BIRTHDAY

ULTIMATECHAOSS

thread of reacting to this thread bc its bshttps://twitter.com/catradoe/status/1292937739839709185 this one isnt that bad soo- skiphttps://twitter.com/catradoe/status/1292937741035024386 same thing but some people might not be able to focus

Joe Truss

trussleadership

Whiteness (a thread) Whiteness is absoluteWhiteness is “invisible”Whiteness is ubiquitous I’m tired of whiteness. Whiteness is not synonymous with white people but white people benefit from whiteness. We worked so

BBC News (World)

BBCWorld

Many of us are now heading inside, returning to schools and offices, especially as it turns colderScientists and engineers say good ventilation could be a crucial way of avoiding coronavirus

Ariel H. Bierbaum

arielbphd

My long-awaited book chapter w @welchbethanyj and Andrea Rusli is out! "Mindful Mapping: An Integrated Approach to Helping Youth Navigate Neighborhood Change" in The Routledge Handbook of Designing Public Spaces

Doc Fancy: Born of Sea Foam

Kate_Biscuit

Yeah, the false dichotomy bugs me as well. This is a good discussion of phases of activity relative to lockdown.But so tired of this thing where either you have “lockdown!