#studentchoice makes all the difference in the world! They take more pride in their work when they have a choice.

How do you support the whole child in your classroom? Join moderator @gailkmoore in the conversation around the importance of #SocialEmotionalLearning in schools on the #edtechteam chat at 4PM PST/7 PM EST TODAY #edchat #sel #ISTE19 #elemchat #DLPchat

#csfirst @teamkano #raspberrypi with the kids today. Reading to learn has arrived! Building their own Pong game and learning how to tell a story using block coding. @ Mission Viejo,… instagram.com/p/BzBtWp-hGIlD…

#AyeshaAtLast is book no. 33 for me this year (my goal is 50!). I found it browsing our online library app and fell in love before chapter 1 ended. I don’t typically share book reqs here, but this is worth a look!

Start creating and not just consume! My kids are addicted to Wow in the World. I would love for them to make their own version. npr.org/podcasts/51032…

Woot woot for free online learning!!!

Woohoo for free PD!!

A quick message for those who may be implementing #remotelearning in any form -- keep it simple youtube.com/watch?v=P8MNgT…

When I reflect on my time in the classroom, I am positive I got this wrong more than I got it right. The system was poor and I hated it, but I still followed it.

Working with educators at #aste21 was such a pleasure. Their teachers are some of my favorite to work with.

So excited you passed! What an accomplishment to get the both finished so soon after the training!

📣NEW EPISODE ALERT📣 Since the pandemic began, Asians and Asian Americans have been trying to sound the alarm about a dramatic uptick in reports of racism directed at their communities. Many felt like no one was listening. Then, last week happened. npr.org/2021/03/23/980…

On this National #StopAsianHate Day, we uplift this important reflection from @teachntransform and resources for including AAPI history and experiences in your teaching—and in your vision of anti-racist work in schools. learningforjustice.org/magazine/after…

My grandparents read the newspaper, Greg listens to podcasts, and I read a lot of books. IMO reading builds empathy and increases understanding. What do you do to increase empathy and build understanding?

This is a great opportunity for a replay of an awesome Flip Events… with CA State Parks and CA State Parks PORTS Program talking all things animal adaptations! 🌊🦀🐠🐙 #virtualfieldtrip #FlipgridForAll 💚

This is for parents as much as it is for fellow teachers. Not everything should be graded. Feedback is valuable...grades are not always needed. - Students need safe spaces to fail - Students need to look critically at their own work - Work can be reviewed without being graded.

Thrilled to join begin my journey as an #AppleLearningCoach Looking forward to networking and learning!