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After PD, teachers need a process that makes it easier to link evidence of student learning to classroom strategies. https://t.co/QjYvOm30rb

We asked experienced teachers to share their favorite poems that always get a reaction, even from teens. https://t.co/4RcuRceIKx

New survey suggests it's time to intro AI to career exploration in middle grades https://t.co/ugHhF8m7Za

Just three weeks left to apply to join one of LFJ’s summer Professional Learning Institute. Don’t miss your chance to join fellow educators for a week of immersive, place-based (and low cost!) professional development rooted in social justice principles. https://t.co/78kLaWh7CX

💲 8 Ways to Teach Financial Literacy https://t.co/pkiwh6u3JK #finlit #sponsored by @EVERFIK12

Resources and everything you need to know about IEPs. https://t.co/ZL9lvzDLcA

how Apprenticeships for America is building public support for apprenticeships https://t.co/kN0uujVONb

CHALLENGE: Catch some RATS (Really Awful Thoughts) today and PUT THEM OUT OF YOUR MIND! https://t.co/kBaNnOy67C

"This school pizza party is gonna be lit!" https://t.co/CN6vIev0Df

Bostonia Global principal Nerel Winter talks about a personalized pathways for every scholar @CajonValleyUSD #WorldofWork https://t.co/Hk8hMwjMSd

Middle school teacher @MrsG_ENSNBCT shares a simple four-step plan for teaching students crucial #SEL skills: 1. Identify a "skill of the week" to emphasize. 2. Teach the skill. 3. Revisit it daily. 4. Reflect and recognize. https://t.co/1eaqQqxA9x

"It's important for students in the U.S. history classroom to learn how Black resistance was executed in the past and how it’s still active today." @RealRannMiller https://t.co/I6kMB9JQAG