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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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Have your students take the Eights Challenge! https://buff.ly/4hYcYtm via Math = Love
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Another New Issue of The Daily STEM News

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STEM isn’t just robots, rockets, coding, & 3d printers. It’s about building a mindset of creativity (especially in a world of AI). It’s about finding connections to the real world for your curriculum. It’s about showing kids the career opportunities they’ll have.

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Do you use call and response to get your student's attention? These are perfect for January! Let me know if you need ideas to support you in using these prompts and be sure to share these with a teacher friend.

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It’s two, y’all. The damn car has TWO catalytic converters to be replaced and I… Yeah so I am launching week one of my curriculum earlier than planned. This is for kiddos 3-7. You can go at your own pace, go down all the rabbit holes, and learn alongside your littles🧡 There WILL be an older kids version! Week one covers Canada & the US, focusing on the Black and Indigenous communities. Week two will cover Central America and the Caribbean.

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A year’s worth of picturebook assembly suggestions that have a focus on empathy, diversity, equality and inclusion. Hopefully it’s of use, even to just dip into occasionally. The link is here: https://padlet.com/Jon_Biddle/reading-for-pleasure-woam2an149vg

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Creative Book Report Alternatives to Transform Your Classroom – TCEA TechNotes Blog

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Tired of the same boring, ol’ book report? Discover creative book report alternatives to light a spark in your students’ love of lit. Explore this and more at TCEA TechNotes Blog, your go-to source for educational technology and teaching innovation.

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Hope to see you on Thursday. Always an inspiring and welcoming conversation with PBS Newshour Classroom.

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https://blog.tcea.org/spectrum-of-history-learning-with-the-prism-framework/

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Teaching Young Students How to Overcome Cognitive Overload

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Teachers can help students develop the metacognitive skills to avoid becoming overwhelmed by school demands.

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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🤔Curious about the most common types of questions to enhance critical thinking in teaching? Dive into the plethora of responses gathered👇 https://buff.ly/4jW3CAn via TeachThought
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Library of Congress (@librarycongress) on Threads

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In observance of the 80th anniversary of the start of the Battle of Iwo Jima, we’re sharing our U.S. Marine Corps Combat Recordings Collection, one of the most historically significant collections in the Library’s Recorded Sound Section.
Listen 🔊: https://www.npr.org/2025/02/17/nx-s1-5282388/the-battle-of-iwo-jima-began-80-years-ago-tomorrow-archivists-share-recordings-from-the-frontlines

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Celebrate Black History Month in Your Classroom with These Free Resources – TCEA TechNotes Blog

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These free resources, from coloring books to databases, will help all students celebrate Black History Month in your classroom! Explore this and more at TCEA TechNotes Blog, your go-to source for educational technology and teaching innovation.

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Wonder of Science (@wonderofscienceofficial) on Threads

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Incredible drone footage captures 64,000 green sea turtles near Raine Island in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. Credit: Great Barrier Reef Foundation

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Librarian of Congress (@librarianofcongress) on Threads

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This took my breath away when I saw it.
This is a draft of Frederick Douglass’s autobiography in his handwriting of “The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass” from the @librarycongress Manuscripts Division. “On the first day of my escape I wrote to her (his future wife Anna Douglass) informing her of my safe arrival in New York and that I would meet her at the Wharf where she would land.”

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The flight of an owl 🦉 is completely silent

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Kihana Wilson (@the_astro_stud) on Threads

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Euphemia Lofton Haynes left an incredible mark on Washington D.C. as a Black academic, educator, and political sctivist. Welcome to Episode 13 of Black Unsung Heroes of Science: The Mathematician Who Desegregated D.C.’s Public Schools

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Instead of AI generation, why not use it for regular art...and write about it!

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Share My Lesson (@sharemylesson) on Threads

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Frederick Douglass: the fearless abolitionist, powerful orator, and champion of justice. His words still inspire the fight for freedom and equality today. Explore our Black History collection to learn about Douglass and other changemakers who shaped the world. Learn more: https://sharemylesson.com/collections/black-history-lesson-plans

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My latest article for Educate magazine is all about non-fiction. It’s often overlooked when talking about reading in the classroom and it shouldn’t be. An exciting and well-written non-fiction text can engage readers just as well as any other.

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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👂👇Let’s hear it! What tips or advice do YOU have for building COMMUNITY in classrooms? https://buff.ly/3WWZuWJ via Edutopia
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Andrew Scott (@andrewscott_art) on Threads

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A handful of my favorite frame experiments from the past year #modernart #coloredpencil #artgallery

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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Looking for engaging STEM lessons to use in your classroom this winter? We’ve got you covered with these digital snowflake makers! https://buff.ly/4143XcK teacherthreads

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Aaron Makelky (@aaronmakelky) on Threads

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AI is really an equity issue. All students should be learning, in increasingly complex ways, to use this stuff. It shouldn't be something that some techie teaches do, and the rest just ignore.

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Alana Sutherland | You CAN teach your child to read (@alana_ortongillingham) on Threads

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the way syllabication brings me joy ✨ It’s the game changer and could be a piece of the code your child is missing. What questions can I answer for you? Comment MANUAL if you think your instruction could benefit from resources like the ones I use with my own kids everyday. I’ll send you the link to read the details for yourself. It’s a toolbox! 💪🏻 and parents are loving it! ❤️❤️

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The Weather Network (@weathernetwork) on Threads

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A massive moose appeared on a frozen New Brunswick lake—not by aliens, but as stunning stomp art. Created with just boots and a drone for scale, this masterpiece proves winter art doesn’t get more Canadian than this! Watch more Video: https://ow.ly/mj8950UZEnu

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Library of Congress (@librarycongress) on Threads

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What does “40 acres & a mule” mean? Let’s discuss. 🧵(1/3) Exactly 160 years ago, as the Civil War waned, the New York Daily Tribune printed this, details of a recently-held meeting of Union military leaders & Black leaders in Savannah, Ga. (Full printing: https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030213/1865-02-13/ed-1/?loclr=thrloc)

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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How to Get Early Readers Responding to Texts including Questions to Ask 📚❓ 📙Diverse Verbal Questioning
📗Drawing Pictures
📘Combine Pics & Sentence Writing https://buff.ly/3CPjaoP via My Teaching Pal teacherthreads

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I created this today for teachers in my district who are looking for a common language/rubric in regard to how the let kids know what levels of Ai are acceptable. I want to keep it simple but still provide some guidance in the text. Thoughts? #edusky (Please don’t debate whether it’s necessary.)

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La Brea Tar Pits & Museum (@tarpits.bsky.social)

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Teachers, get ready to explore native plants with Special Guest Speaker Tawny De Guzman from Community Nature Connection during a live, webinar-style program on Tuesday, February 25! Tune in with your class to learn about plants native to Los Angeles, plus Q&A. RSVP: bit.ly/Ethnbtny0225

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AI in Schools: What Every Educator Needs to Know with Dr. Laura Spencer & Gretchen Shipley

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Laura Randazzo (@randazzo_laura) on Threads

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Symbolism in popular media? Yes, please! Fills my heart to see ppl breaking down the elements of Kendrick Lamar’s super-duper performance. Talk about THAT with your students today. And then build on their interest in critical analysis by making art analysis a regular part of your class. A semester’s worth of Fine Art Analysis mini-lessons (in a discounted bundle) here:
https://laurarandazzo.com/product/fine-art-analysis-bundle-art-supplements-critical-thinking-bell-ringers-ccss/

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Bigger Better Brains (@biggerbetterbrains) on Threads

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🎶 Did you know that music learning helps boost cognitive control? Share this post to spread the word! Music teachers, your work is shaping brains for life! Want to share these benefits with your school community? This is your chance!
👉 Get the Music Learning Helps Posters Full Set here: https://loom.ly/fMoy7q4 MusicEducation #CognitiveControl #BrainAndMusic #MusicTeachersRock #TeachingMusic #MusicMatters #BiggerBetterBrains #NeuromusicalResearch #CreativeThinking #MusicAdvocacy

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Theodora S.T.E.A.M. Girls on Instagram: "Feeling like a secret agent? 🕵️‍♀️🔍 Ready to uncover a hidden message? Swipe through to learn the science behind how heat and acid can reveal your secret writing! ✨ 

#SecretMessage #ScienceExperimentSunday #TheodoraSTEAMgirls #ScienceFun #LearningThroughPlay #CuriosityExplored"

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11 likes, 0 comments - _iamtheodora on February 9, 2025: "Feeling like a secret agent? 🕵️‍♀️🔍 Ready to uncover a hidden message? Swipe through to learn the science behind how heat and acid can reveal your secret writing! ✨ 

#SecretMessage #ScienceExperimentSunday #TheodoraSTEAMgirls #ScienceFun #LearningThroughPlay #CuriosityExplored". 

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Safe Distance to View Wildlife
We created this animation to help you understand the safe distances when observing wildlife. It’s crucial to stay at least 100 meters away from a lion - after all, they’re powerful predators with sharp instincts! On the other hand, you can get as close as 20 meters to a crocodile—but be cautious, they’re expert ambush hunters and can strike faster than you might think!

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Vicki Davis (@coolcatteacher) on Threads

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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Check out these activities to help with RETRIEVAL PRACTICE. Here’s just one of 6️⃣ ideas💡 https://buff.ly/4gsHSZJ via @ FreedomtoTeach teacherthreads

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ᗰᗩKE IT Oᖇ ᗷᖇEᗩK IT we can train bacteria to make things we desperately need—such as insulin and we can train them to break things we desperately need to go away—such as nylon waste Fantastic new research with engineered 𝘗𝘴𝘦𝘶𝘥𝘰𝘮𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘴 𝘱𝘶𝘵𝘪𝘥𝘢 in 𝙉𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙚 𝙈𝙞𝙘𝙧𝙤𝙗𝙞𝙤𝙡𝙤𝙜𝙮 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41564-025-01929-5
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2467447-engineered-bacteria-could-break-down-unrecyclable-nylon-in-clothes/

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Props and 🫡 to cashflowharlem. This is his joint. I posted this as a challenge bc all the other remixes I saw were people just nodding. So the challenge was to learn the verse and lip sync it with him. It’s been 3 years and still no one picked up on the challenge…🤷🏾‍♂️

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Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) on Threads

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This animated map shows the distribution of 19 types of berries native to North America. I consider this a berry good map and hope it won't get berried under other posts in your timeline. Source: https://buff.ly/3ZvAmGv

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The Number Line: Rational Numbers and Football | PBS LearningMedia

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In this interactive, students add and subtract plays on a football field to practice working with negative and positive integers on the number line. Each set of randomized drives consists of seven to nine plays and ends with a touchdown. Plays are represented with equations.

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Crafting Learning Experiences — Inquiry Schools

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Alpine students participating in an activity called Dispassionate Landscapes

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Artificial Intelligence can be used in so many different ways in schools to improve teaching, learning, creativity, productivity, support, and more for educators and students.

Recently I recorded a 45-minute webinar where I covered a wide range of helpful and creative ways to use AI in schools.

To bring some order to my examples, I organized them into six categories including:

🤔 Brainstorming

✍️ Creating Content

✂️ Altering Content

🔎 Processing Information

💯 Grading and Feedback

🗣️ Student Conversations

See below to watch the recorded video, as well as access the session resource document and slideshow. And please reach out to me to let me know your suggestions for other AI uses. I am excited to learn with you!

▶️ Recorded Webinar (45 min)

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Artificial Intelligence can be used in so many different ways in schools to improve teaching, learning, creativity, productivity, support, a...

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Matt Miller (@ditchthattextbook) on Threads

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⬇Download our FREE exit ticket 🏃🏽‍♀️ 🎟builder for Google Slides and PowerPoint With this template, you can quickly add any of the 20 pre-made exit ticket prompts to your slide deck -- then assign it to students tomorrow! https://s.mtrbio.com/onmyympeoo Ditchbook

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Brian Tolentino (@tolentinoteaching) on Threads

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Writing challenges are a great way of shaking things up. They give students space to experiment with ideas, words, and literary devices. Here is an assortment of challenges I use with my students. Teacherthreads

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Students trace the Mississippi River and its major tributaries on a map of the United States. They use an interactive map or atlases to locate other major rivers and identify the major U.S. watersheds.

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DIY electronics, stem and science activities for beginners (@moonshotkidz) on Threads

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DIY "Chandelier" interactive light-up card. Easy and fun paper circuit project for beginners. You will need: - 2 LED diodes - Conductive copper tape - Coin cell battery 3V (CR2032) - Paper - Tracing paper - Markers Warning: this project should be done under adult supervision.

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Share My Lesson (@sharemylesson) on Threads

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Can the excitement of the Superbowl be a learning tool🏈? Absolutely! Dive into the free educational program ‘Team Up for the Community’, where NFL players inspire students from grades 4-6 to excel in English, teamwork, and community engagement. Their dedication isn’t just on the field, but extends to positively influencing their hometowns and team cities. Learn more! 👉 https://sharemylesson.com/teaching-resource/nfl-players-teach-english-teamwork-and-community.

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In honor of Western Monarch Day, here’s a tiny sneak peek at the upcoming book Butterfly Journal, co-created with @sarahsbrannen.bsky.social #edusky #kidlit
@ssedlib.bsky.social @steamteambooks.bsky.social

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It’s the start of #BlackHistoryMonth! Share these stories by and about Black joy, excellence, and history in your class or library! #EduSky #BookSky Download the booklist: https://penguinschoollibrary.com/BlackVoicesBooklist

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Hi! I’m Tiffany! on Instagram: "This was a SUPER STEAM lesson! We took a virtual field trip to a prosthetic lab to learn about STEAM careers. My students were then given superhero patients. They had to measure and create paper prosthetic legs. Lastly they had to include superhero elements and the patient’s color choice. #stem #stemeducation #stemteacher #prosthetics #engineer #stemcareer #innovate #superhero"

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18 likes, 2 comments - stem_with_tiff on February 4, 2025: "This was a SUPER STEAM lesson! We took a virtual field trip to a prosthetic lab to learn about STEAM careers. My students were then given superhero patients. They had to measure and create paper prosthetic legs. Lastly they had to include superhero elements and the patient’s color choice. #stem #stemeducation #stemteacher #prosthetics #engineer #stemcareer #innovate #superhero". 

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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Balancing AI and academic integrity is a critical issue in modern education, requiring a thoughtful approach to manage and integrate student engagement with artificial intelligence. Here are five strategies that can help educators navigate this evolving landscape⬇ https://buff.ly/40FeGZP via Daring English Teacher
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California Academy of Sciences (@calacademy) on Threads

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For the second year, which wetland are you? (Now with more niche wetlands!) #WorldWetlandsDay

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NOVA: Percy Julian: Forgotten Genius | Getting an Education | PBS LearningMedia

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Learn about the education of chemist Percy Julian. Julian's early educational years paralleled an educational movement that prepared African Americans for industrial jobs, the growing white supremacist movement, and the rise of the Ku Klux Klan. Julian would eventually move north, and finally to Europe to earn his Ph.D.

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This is a heavily interactive web application, and JavaScript is required. Simple HTML interfaces are possible, but that is not what this is.

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thesciencejedi.bsky.social

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Are you a science teacher looking for lesson plans? Check out our Saguaro NP unit that explores adaptations in the desert! It's full of hands on activities for students and it's FREE! Check it out at outscider.org/instructionalresources #edusky #Skyenceteacher #saguaronationalpark

2025-01-10T19:03:46.051Z

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Are you a science teacher looking for lesson plans? Check out our Saguaro NP unit that explores adaptations in the desert! It’s full of hands on activities for students and it’s FREE! Check it out at outscider.org/instructionalresources #edusky #Skyenceteacher #saguaronationalpark

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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Incorporating empathy in the classroom means actively listening to students, acknowledging their feelings, and showing understanding. Use open-ended questions, validate their emotions, and offer support to create a safe and caring environment.
https://buff.ly/421qpnR teacherthreads

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Are you a science teacher and would like some free stuff?... Then what a bit of serendipity for you. I have some free stuff. No strings. I hope you enjoy and maybe it’ll being a little extra joy or science literacy to the classroom(s) you teach. Cheers and stay curious - Oliver
https://www.theteachingastrophysicist.com/post/get-10-science-reading-comprehension-worksheets-for-free

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Ten Black Scientists That Science Teachers Should Know About

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Help your students see the possibilities of careers in STEM fields by providing them with diverse role models.

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🖍️ Library Girl Reading Challenges: February 2025

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Last year, just for fun, I started creating monthly “reading challenges” that: • focus on authentic reasons for reading (instead of having kids log page numbers, etc), and... • couple reading with coloring BECAUSE both reading and coloring are proven stress relievers.Additionally, hoped they might help teachers and librarians build even stronger reading communities. This year, I’ve been reading a bit about the connection between mindfulness and coloring. Specifically, I’m interested in how color

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Join California Department of Education for February AI webinars, focused on equity and featuring CSTA Equity Fellows. Register 2/5: bit.ly/CAStudentsAI, 2/6: bit.ly/A2GenZAI, 2/12: bit.ly/CAInclusiveAI, 2/20: bit.ly/AI_Inequities, 2/26: bit.ly/EquityMindedAI

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RIVETED: THE HISTORY OF JEANS | Full Documentary | AMERICAN EXPERIENCE | PBS

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USPTO empowers innovation among Black inventors and entrepreneurs by increasing the number of Patent and Trademark Resource Centers at HBCUs

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PTRCs are part of a national network of public, state, and academic libraries designated by the USPTO to offer trademark and patent assistance to the public.

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💋👗👠 FADRA 💍💄🎀 (@daily_dose_of_fae) on Threads

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Today I did a thing!!! I posted my first YouTube video for my educational channel “Ms.Merry Mac’s Math.” I’m so proud of myself and what this channel is going to do for the culture! 🥹eachoneteachone https://youtu.be/_nM7goZuuFY

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International Spy Museum (@spymuseum) on Threads

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Today in SpyHistory - On January 31, 1606, Guy Fawkes was executed for treason in the “Gunpowder Plot” against Parliament and King James, 1606. His image as the iconic V mask lives on in modern political culture.

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Born OnThisDay in 1901, poet Langston Hughes was called before Senator Joseph McCarthy’s Subcommittee on Investigations to answer questions about Communist influences in his writing. The Subcommittee’s chief counsel, Roy Cohn, expected a simple answer to his question, “Have you ever been a believer in communism?” But for Hughes, the question of his political identity was complex.
https://to.pbs.org/3ElblHW

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Florida Tropics (@floridatropics1) on Threads

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Need to monitor conditions during the month of February. flwx

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On this day in 1865, the 13th Amendment was passed.
For more: https://to.pbs.org/3WEFUyG

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The first ever meeting of the United States Supreme Court took place in the nation’s then-capital of New York City on February 1, 1790. But with three of the six Justices facing transportation delays, the official opening of the Court was delayed until the following day.
https://www.mountvernon.org/george-washington/the-first-president/george-washington-and-the-supreme-court

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Wonder of Science (@wonderofscienceofficial) on Threads

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Reindeer cyclones are an anti-predator strategy where the herd moves as a confusing, rotating mass to make it difficult for predators to target individual reindeer.

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Share My Lesson (@sharemylesson) on Threads

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Blog from Andy Kratochvil, A Declaration of Digital Rights: Guiding Students to Safer Online Choices. Explore the Declaration of Digital Rights, a youth-led initiative empowering students to navigate the digital world safely, protect privacy, and tackle Big Tech challenges: https://sharemylesson.com/blog/declaration-digital-rights @aftunion @aftteach

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Share My Lesson (@sharemylesson) on Threads

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Join us in celebrating Black History Month with this curated collection of FREE resources. From enlightening blogs, engaging classroom activities, to free professional development webinars - there's something for every educator aiming to bring Black history to life in the classroom. Find out more here: https://sharemylesson.com/collections/black-history-lesson-plans 📚✨ @aftunion @aftteach

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Share My Lesson (@sharemylesson) on Threads

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Delve into history with us! Eyewitness accounts and insightful videos will take your students back to the heart of the Greensboro Sit-in. A moment when brave students sparked a momentous movement in 1960 at a segregated lunch counter: https://sharemylesson.com/teaching-resource/greensboro-north-carolina-sit-406103 @aftunion @aftteach

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Celebrate Black history this month and all year with this classroom collection filled with videos, teaching tips and more from across eras and subjects. (Grades: 3-12) BlackHistoryMonth https://bit.ly/3HUomY1

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📢 What’s new in Google for Education - https://www.controlaltachieve.com/2025/01/whats-new-in-google-january-2025.html From our Jan 2025 GEG-Ohio meeting:
✅ Detailed agenda
▶️ Recorded video
📰 Latest GoogleEDU updates
🧰 Helpful tips & resources
❓ Q&A Eduthreads

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Travers Mackel (@traversmackel) on Threads

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VIDEO: The old roller coaster at the abandoned @sixflags site in New Orleans East is down. Demolition is well underway to make way for Bayou Phoenix. More @wdsu6 🎥 = troyhenrynola bayouphoenix504

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Library of Congress (@librarycongress) on Threads

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This year’s Black History Month theme is African Americans and Labor, so let’s learn about the first predominately African American labor union in the U.S., formed in 1925, the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (BSCP). (1/3) https://guides.loc.gov/this-month-in-business-history/august/brotherhood-of-sleeping-car-porters?loclr=thrloc

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On February 1, 1960, four college students’ act of peaceful defiance at a Greensboro lunch counter inspired a new wave of civil rights activism across the country. BlackHistoryMonth #OnThisDay
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/lessons-worth-learning-moment-greensboro-four-sat-down-lunch-counter-180974087/

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Want students to better understand annotations in all sources? Yep. My comic book readers are naturally skilled at visual literacy.

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CUBE For TEACHERS (@cubeforteachers) on Threads

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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Ready to level up your teaching game? 🤖📚 Check out these top 5 AI tools every educator should know about and discover how they can transform your classroom! Explore them here⬇ https://buff.ly/4h2nLmn eduthreads

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TCEA | A Community of Educators (@tcea_org) on Threads

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🤝 Partnering with EL specialists? Explore 10 essential questions to enhance teamwork and aid your ELL students! 🌟 Check out the link: https://buff.ly/4azrJRe via TankKHuynh eduthreads

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Technology is a Tool, Not a Learning Outcome

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This is a slideshow with STEAM connection to birds. You will find Science, Technology. Engineering, Arts, Math, and more activities connected with birds. You will also find 20 birds from New Mexico…

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STEM learning in rural communities shares many characteristics across vast geographies, yet it is also distinctly unique to each place. The National Rural STEM Learning Summit brings together STEM educators, administrators, STEM industry professionals, and community leaders to strengthen and elevate the quality of STEM education in rural communities through practice and dialogue.

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Stories of Women in STEM: Good Health and Well-Being

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Stories of Women in STEM: Good Health and Well-Being

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😱Wow! ✍🏽The annual CLPE (Centre for Literacy in Primary Education) Reflecting Realities survey, looking at the Percentage of Children's book Published featuring Racially Minoritised Characters. ➖First time the percentage has dropped and significantly dropped! 📰In my interview with Sinai Fleary in The Voice Newspaper, I discussed this report. Equally, we need more diverse authors sharing their own lived experiences, cross reference BookTrust research on Representation of colour among children's book creators. 💻Read the report online, vCLPE. https://lnkd.in/et5R8SpF?

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Proud to have co-authored the chapter on "Global Perspectives on Youth and the Digital Environment: Learnings from Majority World Countries" with Dr. Lucía Magis Weinberg, and others, in the just released "Handbook of Children and Screens." It's the definitive international guide from Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development for researchers, parents, caregivers, and educators on digital media and child development. The best part? It is OPEN-ACCESS: free to download, ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dHwGYj6Q

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Asked for their favorite books, associate therapist Brooke Hein recommended How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain by Lisa Feldman Barrett, which is described on Goodreads in part: "Why do emotions feel automatic? Does rational thought really control emotion? How does emotion affect disease? How can you make your children more emotionally intelligent? How Emotions Are Made answers these questions and many more, revealing the latest research and intriguing practical applications of the new science of emotion, mind, and brain." See more of Brooke's recommendations: https://lnkd.in/gStZ6W_H

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Here is our newly published paper in Anne Feryok's volume. In this chapter, we explore the role that emotion plays in mediating the nexus between identity and wellbeing of teachers: https://lnkd.in/eqXbkTTf

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Want to read the first chapter of my new novel, The Days of our Birth? Here's a link: https://lnkd.in/eNQbXR6j

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"The stories we tell ourselves, and the next generations, are incredibly powerful, shaping the way we see and understand the world. Many of the stories our society tells children today express values and beliefs about the world that espouse and perpetuate human exceptionalism, our dominance and control over nature, nature as machine, and other outdated, unhelpful at best and dangerous at worst, beliefs about ourselves and our world. If the future and our expectations of it are, at least in part, shaped by our stories and cultural narratives about the world, now is the time to tell and share stories that ground us and reconnect us to our entanglement with the living systems that sustain us. It is my hope that the stories in this compilation help to plant the seeds that support current and future generations to navigate a dark green future." Finn has compiled a list of children's books that are interesting, informative and approved by his own kids. Check out Dark Green Aotearoa, linked in our bio, for the full list. Plus one for the adults: "Why You Should Read Children's Books, Even Though You Are So Old and Wise" by Katherine Rundell. What book do you like to share with your children to help them navigate an uncertain future?

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Dear Parents, How often do you find your children becoming detectives?? Thinking too creatively and critically that it amazes you?? Maybe share an incident with me so I can be surprised too 😜 😅 But have you ever wondered how you can set them up for long-term happiness and success? Or help them transform life's challenges with confidence and resilience? That's exactly what my new book, "Dear Children", is all about! Specifically designed for children aged 5-15, to help them: 1. Become less traumatized adults 2. Develop skills that aren't taught so early or even in schools While written with children in mind, the principles and lessons in "Dear Children" can benefit readers of any age. So go grab a copy and gift your child or a Child in your Family - the Skills of Life!!! 💝

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Smithsonian Science Education Center (SSEC) on LinkedIn: 📣 "Stories of Women in STEM: Good Health and Well-Being" is out now!...

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📣 "Stories of Women in STEM: Good Health and Well-Being" is out now! In this new free e-book for middle school readers from the Smithsonian Science...

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STEAMy Connections Place-Based learning 

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STEAMy Connections Place-Based learning 

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Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds and Scratch

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Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds and Scratch