activist, avid reader, feminist, family girl, side-parting gen Xer, teacher. my opinions belong to me and I do not even pretend to represent any employer.
Hello! Long time, no tweet. But it's that time of year again, and if you happen to be rolling in the dough this month, check out my new classroom desires for my first year in 8th grade Math. amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/FM…
It's Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, and I need the world to know I would 10000% have literally died from stress and over exhaustion in the last year without my amazing classroom paras: Ms. Solano, Ms. Joy, and Ms. Parveen. #WorthAMillionBucks@ExplorersCol@AliefISD
Reading Academy: Writing has changed my life by creating connection and community across the globe and allowing me to process and give breath to my thoughts. Writing is both incredibly personal and powerfully universal. @AISD_RDG_ACAD#WhyWeWrite
.@collins_library creates the most neurodivergent affirming space in her library. My students are lucky to have you there to let them be effusive and excited. My kids are looking forward to what you have in store next week. #collinsonamission@ExplorersCol
This, plus teachers leaving the field & the conservative push for vouchers means public schools are in danger. But most districts will put on blinders & double down on excessive micromanagement of teachers, leaving themselves open to extinction. wapo.st/3QjqBr1
ALT Today was a tough one and I was not always my best self. The thing about this work is that some days will be like this. Just as I coach our learners to do, we need to show ourselves grace, dust ourselves off, and start fresh tomorrow." —Educator Ryan Vernosh
The surfeit of flavor of the week educational "self help" books are a scourge on education. Also, applying corporate practices and referring to education as customer service is repugnant. Remind me to stay away from pedagogy bookshelves in stores.