Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile
Kathleen Budge

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Laura Tate, Ed.D. (@2lt8) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A3: Caring relationships start with making connections with students. Find their interests and build on those. Attend sporting events, etc, and know what makes them tick #aledchat

Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Teachers we interviewed told us they were mentors, role models, and “interveners” in kids lives. They also built community in their classrooms. Made all the difference. #ALEdChat

“Where the 16 Carriages Chile…?” (@ivoryl3710) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dr. Jacquelyn Flowers A4: 1. Speak Life and positivity into them daily 2. Show and explain how their goals can be achieved (walk with them through the struggles) 3. Express the end goal and hold their feet to the fire. 4. Be understanding and give grace/patience when needed #ALEdChat

Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In the book we talk about a litmus test for teachers—what are doing with homework, grading, and classroom based assessment? These are usually in a teachers control. Are you using equitable practices? #ALEdChat

Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Feeling grateful today! I am working with dedicated educators in Hendry County Schools who want to disrupt poverty’s adverse influence on learning. #disruptingpoverty

SREB (@srebeducation) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#Teachers and #principals, William Parrett and Kathleen Budge, authors of Turning High-Poverty Schools into High-Performing Schools, will be featured presenters at our #2019MSW conference in Baltimore this July. Bill Parrett Kathleen Budge #edchat ow.ly/jpcI30nLhBM

#Teachers and #principals, William Parrett and Kathleen Budge, authors of Turning High-Poverty Schools into High-Performing Schools, will be featured presenters at our #2019MSW conference in Baltimore this July. <a href="/WHParrett/">Bill Parrett</a> <a href="/KathleenBudge/">Kathleen Budge</a> #edchat ow.ly/jpcI30nLhBM
Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I get to spend the day in one of my favorite school districts—Jefferson County! We’re in Birmingham learning together to disrupt poverty.

Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Spending time with a group of dedicated educators in the Harrison County Public Schools. We’re working together to disrupt poverty’s adverse influence on learning! #disruptingpoverty

Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Presenting today and tomorrow on strategies for disrupting poverty’s adverse influence on learning at ASCD’s Empower 19 conference!

Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Grateful to be back with a group of dedicated educational leaders in the Hendry County Schools as we learn together about disrupting poverty. #disruptingpoverty

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Grateful for the educators taking part in the CLAS (Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools) workshop on disrupting poverty. Lots of healthy discussion and courage to explore our biases and blind spots here.

Pedro Noguera (@pedroanoguera) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Instead of eliminating gifted programs NY City should expand them. All kids deserve access to a challenging education. Too often we confuse privilege w giftedness. NY has a chance to change this.

Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bill and I are excited to be presenting ASCD Conference on Educational Leadership! We will be talking about five classroom practices that disrupt the adverse impact of poverty and support resiliency in students. #disruptingpovery #ASCDCEL ascd.org/conference-on-…

Tara Moses™ (@taratomahawk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Don't do this shit. You don't know why that person is returning donations for gift cards. Did their child get sick, and they can't afford medicine? Will that gift card pay for 2 month's worth of food? They're in their own right to do whatever they want. Don't police poor people.

Don't do this shit. You don't know why that person is returning donations for gift cards. Did their child get sick, and they can't afford medicine? Will that gift card pay for 2 month's worth of food? They're in their own right to do whatever they want.

Don't police poor people.
Kathleen Budge (@kathleenbudge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have circled back to the leaders in the high-performing, high poverty schools we recently studied. Please join us in this 3-part workshop to learn how these high-capacity schools are creatively dealing with the challenges of pandemic era schooling.

We have circled back to the leaders in the high-performing, high poverty schools we recently studied. Please join us in this 3-part workshop to learn how these high-capacity schools are creatively dealing with the challenges of pandemic era schooling.