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Joined March 2020
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#ClassOf2020, we believe in you and the power you hold make a difference in our world. Wonderful to see so many words of celebration & hope as #graduaTEDtalk invites students to share dreams of the next generation. #stuvoice
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Yummy!!! You reminded me that I got a chocolate croissant recipe that involves SO much folding. Maybe now is the time to try?
Ohhhh, ever seen @thekidshouldsee or @LearnMinute? More free resources!
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Sending a #shoutout to @NatGeoEducation's @aebrennen & @PCStuVoiceTeam's @thezoejenkins for our last #TenMinuteTeachIn podcast! Take a sec to listen to their #stuvoice; it made me a better teacher & parent. Thank you, Andrew & Zoë! #LearnBytheMinute bit.ly/3eOB7mt
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A must hear podcast from two insightful people. @LearnMinute @GenGeo
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For fun I had students recreate famous pictures. They did not disappoint 😂💕 @taknightsfan – at Tuscaloosa, AL
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A coalition of organizations—including advocates in public health, refugee and children's rights—created a children's book that helps kids cope with COVID-19 and social distancing. You can download a free copy in several languages here.
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Students are facing compounding stressors thinking about keeping their families safe and keeping up with school work—and students of color are particularly feeling the strain. School leaders must stay mindful of why those stressors exist—and mitigate them.
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The Real Time Curriculum Project retweeted
As we collectively navigate a world of change, we’re making thoughtful adjustments as we go to best support your needs. In this spirit, we’re changing things up with @TeachMrReed’s & @NatGeoEducation’s #TeacherStrong chat. This week, we’re trying an asynchronous slow chat. (1/3)
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"...if we exercise empathy now, that will help us to focus on equity." - @HaillyKorman on turning empathy into action and taking the long view. via @edu_post bit.ly/3aSCheh
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I run the non-profit org @SkypeScientist!
We match scientists with classrooms & families stuck at home to connect experts to the people FOR. FREE.
We're doing killer work and we need to spread the word. We can accommodate another 7000 groups!!
HAVE ME ON YOUR PODCAST PLEASE.
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Encourage families to read the “Geese on the Go” poem out loud with their child. Ss should raise their hands every time they hear a directional word and apply the directions the next time they view a map. nationalgeographic.org/activ…
#TeacherStrong
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Building virtual communities and elevating #studentvoice - Ts @chem_tweets & @KipHottman lead quick, engaging conversations about topics that matter right now, in a new podcast #TenMinuteTeachIn. #TeacherStrong #TeacherPD #remotelearning via @LearnMinute bit.ly/2xUj3Xa
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Today I tired something new on zoom, get reactions from student as the zoom session is going on. I got to "hear" their voices multiple times during the lesson. #TeacherStrong
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Tired of real-time chats? Consider participating in this asynchronous chat. Together we are more than the sum of our parts. #TeacherStrong
#TeacherStrong Slow Chat: Despite the isolation of the moment, we’re also seeing how connected we truly are. How can we collectively build on this moment, through education, to deepen our connections and continue to instill empathy and compassion in our Ss?
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We’re happy to share the launch of NatGeo@Home, a centralized hub with resources for Ts, Ss & families to inspire exploration.
Looking for K-12 materials with minimal supplies? Visit the “Get Smart” tab for more: nationalgeographic.com/famil…
.@NatGeo just launched a new resource to support teachers and parents during this crisis: NatGeo@Home. It’s a one-stop shop for educational & entertaining resources to keep families engaged with the wonders of the world. on.natgeo.com/2JEtCjE
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Episode 3 of #ThrivingonthePossibility is live!
@NatGeoEducation Fellow @9thWorldHistory
& I chat about the challenges and strategies of adopting the identity of #educatorexplorer.Shout to @kellykoll & the Explorer Mindset! anchor.fm/peg-keiner1 #natgeocertified #teacherstrong
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Excited to share NatGeo@Home with educators and families--designed to spark curiosity, engage learners, and ignite the spirit of exploration by bringing the wonder of the world to students. #remotelearning
We’re happy to share the launch of NatGeo@Home, a centralized hub with resources for Ts, Ss & families to inspire exploration.
Looking for K-12 materials with minimal supplies? Visit the “Get Smart” tab for more: nationalgeographic.com/famil…
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My educator friends, tune in to hear an interesting student perspective on distance learning from an eloquent 8th grader in Colorado, who is also a competitive softball player. This podcast is hosted by an inspiring educator @kiphottman in @10minute teach in podcast. #stuvoice
NEW EPISODE of #TenMinuteTeachIn is out now!
AMAZING @EaglesMiddle & @PoudreSchools student discusses the importance of incorporating #stuvoice into #remotelearning. Check it out & share how you engage virtual #stuvoice in your school! bit.ly/2X7VvIU #TeacherStrong
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“Women often see things… a man would not notice,” said National Geographic’s first editor on.natgeo.com/2RbDMN2
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Through a graphic essay, @CalArts student Kim McMahon reflects on the upside to this downtime. Where have you seen the upside? #TeacherStrong #stuvoice via @washingtonpost wapo.st/346tvqF