#Teaching

Marian Dingle

DingleTeach

People talk about how this is a time to reimagine teaching and schooling, yet when teachers attempt to do that, we are belittled, shamed, gaslighted. We aren’t doing enough, we

Stephen Moss

stephenrmoss

I am very thankful for the PCA—for the men and women on both "wings" of the denomination, and everyone in between. We need each other, even (and especially) when good-faith

University Wankings

UWankings

Don't know who need to hear this*, but reducing tuition fees for *mostly* online learning might seem like common sense, but in fact it's not...universities can't reduce fees for a

Alexandra Mihai

Anda19

I've been working in faculty development for a decade. Yes, mostly in pre-Covid-19 times but also in the past months' mad rush. Here are 5 things I learned. 1/#facdev #edtech

Andrew Coyne

acoyne

Did you read the experts quoted in the piece?https://twitter.com/redmcgraw1/status/1248975581657681922 Experts like… Dr. Raiyan Chowdhury, critical care specialist and ear, nose and throat surgeon at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton.

Roopika Risam

roopikarisam

It truly frustrates me that university faculty don’t always recognize that other student-facing areas of universities, like student affairs, are disciplines, with research and curricula. Or talk about “retention” like

Mohamed Elmankabady (He/Him) 🇨🇦🇪🇬♏

ElmankabadyMo

1/: A story about checking ones privilege: One of my courses this year has a component that is a peer evaluation (and one of the two professors teaching the course

Maker Ed

MakerEdOrg

This week we are hosting an introductory Approaches to Maker Education workshop entirely online for the 1st time! Excited/grateful that 30 educators have kindly volunteered to be our #DistanceLearning testers.

Casey Hackett

MrsHackett305

(Long thread!): As we are engaging in conversations now about what is best for student well being and learning, I think we need to consider that what’s best for students

Future Nike Shoe Model

empressmediiic

As promised, here is my thread on 3 reasons why I believe junior sports in Barbados does not translate well at the senior level.1. Parents - 2 types in this

Susan Vollenweider

EssephVee

I’m far more chill teaching this one to drive than the older two, probably because I taught them at the same time. I just hope that once he gets his

Sam Jackson

sjacks26

Hive mind: I'm teaching a new course on extremism, terrorism, and the internet this semester. Final project: student teams will write 15-20 page profile of one extremist/terrorist group/mvmt. Here's the

🌈🖖LP🖖🌈 Mr. Fahrenheit

lee_lei_lp

I know how this sounds, all crunchy and hippie dippy. Whatever. It’s honestly so sad to me how much we define people’s value by what they do 40 hours a

KaneHusky

husky_kane

Y'all all know I'm black. I've been taught that I was public enemy number 1. I spent a loooot of time around white folk during my schooling. I could never

Beth Moore

BethMooreLPM

A personal thread today. I write it without a whit of whininess. I’ve been so blessed and graced by God to get to do what I do and had tons

Dan Scratch

DanScratch03

How do we root out and confront systemic racism within our education system? How do we tackle the ways in which racial injustice manifests itself in our classrooms and schools?