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Video: The gifts that ELLs bring to school, featuring @ProvenPrincipal
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Write the World's writing competitions for teens offer free entry, cash prizes and professional recognition from renowned Guest Judges. Enter our Nature & Environmental Poetry Competition at writetheworld.org by September 25!
#writingcompetition #youngwriter #poetry #teens
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Jason Reynolds Is Just Getting Started
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Mental health is important for everyone, but it's especially important for young people as they navigate the path to adulthood. Support your students by sharing @samhsagov's mental health tips for kids & teens: mentalhealth.gov/talk/young-… #MentalHealthMonth
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Visuals are powerful💥, especially for teaching #MultilingualLearners. I'm delighted to share with you this VISUAL representation of the many types you can use to support MLs.
*Created in collaboration with ideas💡from the fabulous @AndreaHonigsfel.
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Thank you, Mr. President, for hosting the American Born Chinese team. It was an incredible honor to celebrate #AANHPIHeritageMonth with you!
It was an honor to host the largest AA and NHPI Heritage Month celebration ever held at the White House.
Showing all of our stories is important – that's why we screened "American Born Chinese," a story of growing up in different worlds but finding ways to bring them together.
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Teach middle school students who struggle to read Social Studies content? PACT may help. We are recruiting for a study. Email [email protected] for more info. @MCPER_EDU @Education_AIR @WestEd @MizzouEducation @ILAToday @ASCD @NCSSNetwork @UrbanEducation @NASSP @AMLE
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Now is the time to innovate education.
Here are highlights from our Askwith convening, including insights, guidance, and more on how to move forward in the field.
gse.harvard.edu/news/22/10/b…
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Visible Learning establishes that learning must be seen and obvious. We need to identify what part of the teaching process worked. Students have to know: what they are learning, why they are learning it, how they will know they have learned it & what it means to have learned.
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This week I have THREE books on the @nytimesbooks bestseller list! Just incredible! Thank you thank you thank you to everyone who continues to share these books with young readers! Much love. 👊❤️
🥳 Con-GRATZ to @AlanGratz and his THREE New York Times Bestsellers – REFUGEE, ALLIES, and GROUND ZERO! 📚
New York Times Bestseller | Alan Gratz
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Honored to be part of such an esteemed list with so many of my friends and folks I admire!
Just announced: the Kennedy Center Next 50! #KCNext50
Meet 50 leaders and organizations that, through sustained excellence of artistic, educational, athletic, or multi-disciplinary work, are lighting the way forward. ✨
🔗 tkc.co/Next50
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Love, loss, and life; the StoryCorps session Jason Reynolds never forgot cbsn.ws/3f7HYJ5
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Perhaps @juliewright4444 blog post will give you the same energy as it gave me heading back to work:
The Ted Lasso Effect: How to Build Capacity with Warmth, Wisdom, and Walk-Throughs ccira.blog/2021/11/23/the-te…
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Challenge in secondary schools:
- The construct of language comprehension is much less precise than the construct of decoding
- Much more variability in student skill development
- Much more variability in reading contexts
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It's emotionally taxing to have my book(s) banned. But not because they're my books, but because all I can think about is the message it sends to the Black kids who see themselves in my books.
They deserve to have their stories told whether it makes you comfortable or not.
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For educators discussing the events of Jan. 6, 2021, please keep these tips in mind:
Discussing political violence with ELLs, immigrants, and refugees | colorincolorado.org/election… #ellchat
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AMLE has a rich history & it will be no small task to lead it into the future. W/so many educators reinventing themselves during COVID, we knew we owed it to you to craft a vision as courageous & ambitious as you are.
Explore our Strategic Vision & Plan: okt.to/DkJY6y
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This recently published article explains why I want to conduct reading research in the southern states.
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A vital new resource from our sister project @ColorinColorado
New resource page: Talking About Racism and Violence with Students: Resources for Educators | ow.ly/o7Nw30qLIH5 #ellchat
Resources from @NMAAHC @NewsHourExtra @JasonReynolds83 @Larryferlazzo and much more






































