#Teachers

Hasher

ghazihasher

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Nick Covington

CovingtonAHS

As the start of the school year looms, the annual anxious anticipation of new faces & opportunities has been replaced with a nail-biting, pulse-quickening fog with no clear picture of

Jorge J Rodríguez V

JJRodV

Organizing something—a strike, a sickout, a boycott—has to account for, and create systems that protect, your most vulnerable members. Otherwise privileged members will get speaking tours at the end of

Lynn Shon

lynnshon

Given all of the ongoing change & uncertainty in schools, I’m seeing a big push toward standardization in grading, curriculum, pacing, etc.Much of this standardization is being framed for “equity,”

kashiwagi

kwamurai

listening to sam harris and it’s hilarious how stubbornly he has refused to move in any sensible direction for half a decade. he’ll have john mcwhorter on to discuss progressivism

Daniel Buck

MrDanielBuck

Teaching is a great profession.A short It is fulfilling unlike most any other profession I can think of.I get to spend my days reading books to and discussing literature with

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SCRlPTEDWINGS

frat boy one direction and what i think their roles in high school would be; a thread harry: -definately part of a fraternity -bullies liam tbh-everyones scared of him -“all

Scott Knowles

USofDisaster

I grew up in the 1980s in Texas, attended really good public schools. I learned about "great civilizations" like Greece/Rome. I memorized the founders but knew nothing about them. I

Tom Haines

twhaines

While I'm at it, want to give another shout out to @UNHJournalism alums reporting on coronavirus, from the Seacoast, to Washington DC, and overseas. So much great work. Some examples:

Abigail Shrier

AbigailShrier

One thing I’ve learned from this period is just how bad school is. Nearly every innovation over the last generation has made it worse. Take textbooks. My kids have none

David Mansouri

davemansouri

This morning I shared with our @score4schools team a bit of what I have been reflecting on over the weekend, and felt it was important to share some of that

Jeremy PLEASE WEAR MASKS! Konyndyk

JeremyKonyndyk

Douthat's column and the powerful @AlecMacGillis piece it references both argue without much evidence that the resistance to school reopening is largely a reaction to Trump pushing schools to open.I

Rich "The People's Pundit" Baris

Peoples_Pundit

Is this where you polled? If so, no wonder. This is not representative, at all. Sorry, but it isn’t and is why you were wrong in Florida back in 2018,

Karl F Conyard- WASH HANDS & MASK UP

KarlFConyard

1) As we get closer to #LeavingCert Results & #CAO Offers, I would just like to give this little pearl of whimsical wisdom. LC 2020 - you guys had a

chrys is sad

callahankiss

i’m really fucking sick of school. like, i’m not LEARNING anything. all that i’m getting out of school is stress and pressure to get good grades (because for some reason

Andy Fugate - OK House District 94

afugate

My thoughts on Oklahoma's HB 1775...I get it. You’re still uncomfortable that racism exists today. I thought it would be gone in my lifetime, too.1/7 You hate the thought that