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If you are a K-12 teacher who started teaching prior to 2020 and want to aid in my dissertation research on what you want from admin, please follow this link:
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Thank you @CommittedToED for being a guest reader to my fantastic first graders this week! 📖💙
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Special delivery for teachers from Santa’s instructional coach elves! @SpotswoodElem
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Great insight from @ToddWhitaker and @SteeleThoughts in their Essential Truths for Principals book.
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Spotswood @SpotswoodElem was recognized last night at the board meeting for receiving the Purple Star Award from the Virginia Department of Education for being a military friendly school! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
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I LOVE LOVE LOVE how she broke down what the Covid vaccine does in real life black ass terms!! As a Black professional it is so important that we teach our communities in language they can understand. Medical professionals like this are so necessary
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I’m all for healing, but before we heal we need to make sure the surgery is finished. There’s a large cancerous tumor that still needs to be removed.
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When this pandemic is behind us, let history reflect that the vaccine that saved us was developed by a Black woman: @KizzyPhD 🙇🏾♀️💐
Dr. Anthony Fauci Appeals to Black Community: ‘The Vaccine That You’re Going to Be Taking Was Developed by an African American Woman’ bit.ly/37Qw6XW
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Incredibly powerful, must-watch moment.
Thank you, @esglaude.
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Thread: I really need y'all political Johnny Come Lately Black saviors to understand: a lack of good ideas & will power are NOT why we haven't made more advancements in the Black community. Even ideas that once implemented are incredibly popular often took DECADES of advocacy.
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See all these people discussing your rights and your life like it’s just a cute little debate?
Vote.
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Black women must be protected & respected. This isn’t a controversial statement, it’s a fact.
@theestallion speaking truth to power.
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