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Teachers can apply specific practices that help children co-regulate their big emotions—fight, flight, or freeze—when their internal alarms are going off. https://t.co/36xAKPIq3a

Life-changing. https://t.co/BWGx4zhNxH

“I am intentional about co-creating a classroom space that is safe, positive and affirming for all students.” Bria Wright understands the impact one teacher can have—to help or to harm. Here’s how she carries that understanding into her classroom. https://t.co/eZ1jXUcGTG

Our Learning in Schools team is excited to be back in the room with educators in #Atlanta, #GA this month! Join us on Oct. 28 to learn how to effectively implement social justice education in your classroom. 📣Register for Social Justice Teaching 101: https://t.co/DCr556sc3R https://t.co/fOyz7IEUUw

How To Set Up and Run a Classroom Escape Room https://t.co/GY9Y1XYPPJ

Instructional consultants can create great opportunities for professional learning by talking to teachers on campus. https://t.co/Ri7irtLWCm

Your students can become a weather detective with these worksheets! Great for your weather unit. #sponsored by @FoxWeather #classroomprintable https://t.co/tBRXEn3sWm https://t.co/xhAqsagRbj

Happy World Teachers' Day! 🤍 https://t.co/JNcbKiiPng

High school students often suffer from assessment fatigue—here's a new way to get students engaged in the process of assessing their own learning! https://t.co/0yG0PP18Gr

“Newly written laws or rewrites to governmental policy cannot write people’s innate identities out of existence. There are things educators and all adults can do right now to help protect trans and nonbinary students and young people in our communities.” https://t.co/VrqvhxdnxP

It's #NationalPoetryDay tomorrow! Lots of ideas here, including poetry loveliness from @MichaelRosenYes @RooneyRachel @KarlNova @JosephACoelho @victoriaadukwei @PieCorbett @Sue_Cowley 👉 https://t.co/tcg6COIkiy

I love it when kids ask great questions. ❤️ As we discussed #ethics of #nanotechnology a 9th grader said “with reverse engineering how much of something must be changed at the nanotech level in order for it to be considered new and the property of another company?” Good question

Fostering student curiosity about challenging content can be tough. But certain inquiry-based learning techniques can make it easier. https://t.co/WbiTmiLx3m

Today we celebrate #WorldTeachersDay! LFJ expresses our appreciation for all educators who open doors and windows into a diverse world for young people, create safer and more welcoming and inclusive spaces, and help children ask the hard questions. https://t.co/zX9BJ5ooRZ

These are like reading-strategies bookmarks ... but for your science classroom! 😍 Get them here >> https://t.co/i78mZ1meEn #sponsored by @SchoolSpecialty and @FOSSscience https://t.co/oWVAWi6ojd