I remember when I was a kid and was having a hard time eating something my parents would say, กินไม่เป็น. I haven't thought about that since then. ขอบคุณค่ะ.

drew dotson Sending so much love and support your way. Our patient support center can help answer any of your questions, all of our programs and resources are free. Feel free to call us at (888) 999 6743 or email [email protected]. 💙💚-Sydney

A short story. #whiteprivilege

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Trust the Process. #MaskUpMichigan

“If you are teaching the same way that your teachers taught you, something is wrong.” lithub.com/in-flint-a-tea…

Looking forward to next week. Join us!

.borsheim-black says, "Naming racial literacy objectives give teachers clear goals to do this work." #LettingGoOfLiteraryWhiteness

School supplies & swag, while nice, don't replace a principal who will fight for me and my colleagues to be well resourced w books & matls for Ss, curricular freedom, & understanding that no test is ever as imp as my Ss. I don't need a gift. I need to know you have my back.

One time Jeremy Spiegel and I ate celery that made our lips and tongue numb. It made teaching after lunch a lot more fun

RT if this is your hardest year being an educator. #PandemicTeaching

‘There is always light. Only if we are brave enough to see it. There is always light. Only if we are brave enough to be it.’ #AmandaGorman

It's never too late in the school year to begin taking small but substantive steps toward justice and equity. Here are steps our educator advisers say we can all take right now as we envision more inclusive and just systems. learningforjustice.org/magazine/what-…

Why the name thing is so triggering to me and so many other Asians. A thread. I spent my entire adult life in the U.S. by my "nickname" Michelle because I hated dealing with the burden of correcting people each time they got my name wrong.

So many good choices! Faves: dragon hoops, like a love story, all boys aren't blue, born a crime, shout, speak, dear justyce, march series, clap when you land, astonishing color of after, poet x, internment!

Educators say the stress of teaching through the pandemic has affected their health and personal lives. Many told NPR they're at a breaking point. "It feels like we're building the plane while we're flying it — and the destination keeps changing on us." trib.al/43rXnrD

Do you agree? 🤔

I think the fuck not.

This morning, I was asked by a young scholar, "How do write for impact?" I shared a process that I've developed over time that is pretty simple, but it's been effective for me. 🧵⬇️⬇️⬇️