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Do your high school students dread PE? Prioritizing student voice and choice can make a world of difference. https://t.co/1HS7hoTDnY

Issues of equity and quality remain, despite the legal mandate for schools to provide interpretation and translation services. This model illustrates the power of making language access foundational—not an add-on. https://t.co/lEeDIY3Qxu

The math evangelist who preaches problem-solving has a vision for bringing “joyous, beautiful math” — and problem-solving — to classrooms everywhere. https://t.co/rfa8BQkoAs @QuantaMagazine #edchat #mathchat #math

One for the maths teachers... https://t.co/tKAPVntWl9 via @SLSingh ##UKEdChat

Why Should Teachers Have To Daydream About Things That Are Standard in Other Jobs? https://t.co/rhQszB9ikg

Reddit Teachers Are Sharing Brilliant Suggestions For How to Respond To Book Bans https://t.co/yLitClvnK1

I was robbed! Robbed, I tell you! https://t.co/znp5P5E4vB

Detention and other punitive measures, like suspensions and expulsions are not effective discipline tools for some students. There are other options. https://t.co/ULuxgFLQdT

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Unfortunately, there remains a gap between what we know are effective strategies and what often takes place in the classroom. Building Academic Vocabulary: Marzano's 6-Step Process - https://t.co/JwQYLdsGg2 https://t.co/pBw4qrpliP

A Danish City Built Google Into Its Schools—Then Banned It https://t.co/XE7o9I44P4 /via @WiredUK #edtech #edchat

For early childhood educators, learning stories are a great way to assess what a student has learned, and how they’ve learned it. https://t.co/YUI6Oxe2pq

A great list of funny short stories to use when you want to bring a bit of humor to your lesson. https://t.co/YAp3qD6u5j

Cambridge University finds it gained ‘significant benefits’ from slave trade https://t.co/Glp15Q6AKy /via @Guardian #highered