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📖 Does anyone have any recommendations on reading fluency work for dyslexic second language learners who never learned to read in their first language? I would love to read some articles!!! Thanks!

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In a meeting today, there was an idea to run our K-12 curriculum documents through Generative AI to identify gaps in curriculum. I… don’t want AI doing curriculum work for us.

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Celebrate 10 years of Zaretta Hammond’s Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain! 🎉 Join educators like @principalkafele.bsky.social & @gholdym.bsky.social by sharing how this foundational book has shaped your teaching practice: www.corwin.com/landing-page...

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AI in language education is not just a pedagogical issue. It is also a labour issue.

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My co-teacher & I have continually revised how we scaffold and support students through a research-based persuasive essay. We chunk tasks, provide models, teach mini-lessons, & give in-class work time. However, the final products as a whole aren’t showing the benefits of our planning & instruction.

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Sign up for the free webinar this Wednesday today www.corwin.com/events/webin...

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🤩 I'm very excited to see this idea come to life! 📋 Registration is now open for the Michigan Council of Teachers of English Fall Conference at the Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center on October 17! ⤵️ More information in the post below! mymcte.org/event/mcte-f...

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NEW @pbsnews.org Lesson Plan: American democracy and you by Tim Smyth @historycomics.bsky.social Learn about the U.S. government and your role in democracy through a comic called "This Is What Democracy Looks Like" #TeachingWithComics #sschat #apgov #EduSky

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My newest lesson plan for PBS Newshour just went live - www.pbs.org/newshour/cla.... - Really helps my students visually comprehend our government and how to get involved.

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My third of four case studies for Phase 3 of my dissertation is analyzed! Member-checking this week, then into the final case study analysis before meta-analysis of all 3 Phases and the write-up! #PhDLife

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after we finished Invisible Man in April, high school juniors proactively asked me if we could read another novel together before the end of the year

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I love working with publishers to help get more books into our classrooms. Summer is quickly approaching and I have some more time… If you need teaching guides or consulting - please let me know. Sample work can be found here - www.historycomics.net/guidesarticles

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What do people think is going on in students’ minds @covingtonedu.bsky.social ? “We build on prior knowledge building schema. Giving examples & non-examples, and imparting knowledge is more effective than letting them figure it out themselves based on what they've already learned.

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Here's how I feel about gen AI- why would I want to read something that nobody wrote? Why would I want to look at art nobody made? Why would I listen to music nobody played? What's the point?

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If a student wants to take Honors English (AP Lit or Lang), what should be taken into account? - current grades? - progress on skills? - work habits? Can work habits and interest outweigh current ability? Can “poor” or inconsistent learning habits undercut ability? #NCTEchat #ITeachEnglish

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My very first book is available for pre-order! Workable Accents explores how international teaching assistants conceptualize accent in relation to academic labor. Please ask your (university) library to order a copy: shorturl.at/KUC4R @bloomsburyacad.bsky.social @bloomsburyling.bsky.social

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I've long been fond of this poem by Caitlin Seida

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Thank you to the ninth grader who emailed me today and closed with the following: “P.S. Shakespeare seems to be very interesting and unique in all aspects. Excited to get started.” We looked at rhyme scheme, labeling iambic pentameter, and the prologue to #RomeoAndJuliet today!

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“skills” is not the main point of the humanities, she yelled, dying on a hill

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This.

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Re: watching films or documentaries in class. Has anyone felt that secondary student attention during class-time devoted to a film or documentary is waning? “Movie days” don’t have the excitement I recall—is it because we’re not used to watching without multitasking? www.pcmag.com/news/netflix...

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I love when I get to listen to @sjeducate.bsky.social teach from & for the heart. Hear her alongside Shane Safir on @corwinpress.bsky.social’s Leaders Coaching Leaders podcast as they talk about their new book. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/l...

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Nemik: "The pace of oppression outstrips our ability to understand it and that is the real trick of the imperial thought machine. It's easier to hide behind forty atrocities than a single incident." #Andor

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Hey #EduSky I need the best personal narratives you’ve ever read. I need some fresh voices. Preferably not cis white men, thank you.

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Where we're at. The NCTE conference doesn't have a huge number of Canadian attendees, so I have to resign myself to not attending for the foreseeable future. So sad and unnecessary.

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As my ninth graders worked on sifting through sources for a persuasive research essay, I was able to spend some time with a newcomer student. I had him practice copying common American phrases, and then I was able to work with him on spacing between words. #MLL #ESL

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After categorizing the children’s cards, students copied their own citations from articles into index cards and will sort them into categories. Those categories will become their persuasive essay paragraph topics. #research #ITeachELA

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