#Students

Luke Blocher

lukeblocher

This weekend, our School Board is discussing returning to in-person learning. I believe strongly we should asap because experience in this region and around the country show it can be

Lindsay Ayling

AylingLindsay

Jumping into to a Faculty Executive Council meeting where Kevin Guskiewicz is answering questions on UNC Chapel Hill's ongoing COVID disasterQ: how will students be leaving?KG: we'll work through a

Thrinadh Reddy

thrinadhreddyb

A clear cut understanding of concepts is needed, if we want to implement mathematics around it. If a student understands what is a zener diode and all the history and

Secret Teacher IRL

IrlSecret

I like that Norma says we've been assessing 6th Year lots since the beginning of the year.There was zero guidance to do this Her own wellbeing document asked schools specifically

Chiara Dall'Ora

ora_dall

I have been following with great interest a discussion initiated by @Natalie_StN on why nursing students dislike research methods. Reading students' responses cemented even more what I have been thinking

Dr. Jennifer Doleac

jenniferdoleac

If I am required to pay undergrad RAs $15/ hour, I will definitely hire fewer of them. Silver lining: less paperwork for me. Ok enough pot-stirring for now; I'm muting

Thomas Lecaque

tlecaque

There is a French tradition, when people are lucky enough to get a job, of familiarizing themselves with the local archives and regional history in the time period they work

Dr. Jennifer Moren Cross

jcrossphd

School districts need assurances NOW their budgets will be held harmless through the end of the school year. Not doing so harms students. Let me explain why. 1/@SenLarryTaylor @DadePhelan @LtGovTX

Zach Groshell (he/him)

MrZachG

How to hide that you're a mean ol' nasty supporter of direct and explicit instruction: A Thread.0/11 1. Tell everyone how you ask your students lots of questions - Rosenshine

Doug Clow

dougclow

I've changed my mind: I'd now advise any prospective student to think carefully about the option of deferring for a year, if their choice allows it and they have some

Aaron E. Carroll

aaronecarroll

American adults have failed in almost every way imaginable in this pandemic. None of it is kids’ fault.I've been screaming this in my house for months, so might as well

Jack

jackeselbst

The public case for staffing government and university administrations with people from the business world—and for that matter for CEO compensation as the value the market places on their work—is

Leslie Hahner

TXRhetorician

Last week, I was one of four @baylor faculty members who talked with our Academy for Teaching & Learning about how to create a community of care for online students.

Mia Eisner-Grynberg

MiaEG_PD

There are really dangerous lies spreading #onhere about who benefits from in-person school in NYC. Here's the truth: 46% of Black and 47% of Latino kids are going to school.

dr matt lodder

mattlodder

"Knowledge based curricula" in the humanities leave students profoundly incapable for University level work, where they realise that knowledge is infinite and what they actually need is skills.https://twitter.com/SchoolsWeek/statu

im begging you to mute me

Maire_from_NJ

A on Community and Schools:If we haven’t met, I am of the mindset that schools will not be a safe place for students and teachers this fall. Even on

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