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Brooklyn-based educator, author, and national speaker, Cornelius Minor, spent a day co-teaching and working with WTS teachers. We are grateful for his partnership and efforts to support our work toward equitable achievement. #whyWT #WT4equity
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Nora Elementary was chosen to be an Indiana Get Your Teach On Collaboration Site! This means our staff will get professional development opportunities to bring fun, creative and engaging activities to their classrooms and our students! @msdwt @getyourteachon
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Miss Brownlee and Miss Collazo’s 3rd graders did a great job on their museum showcasing their animal research projects today! @msdwt
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This session got me all emotional. Maybe it's just that kind of day, or maybe it's because @MsCollazo1, a first year teacher, reminds us to think of student agency first and our job is to turn students' dreams into reality in our schools. Please watch!
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@MsCollazo1 - Thank you for showing the importance of learning about the dreams of your students and using that knowledge to help them make their dreams come true! @peter_schlifke @NoraElem @keepindianalearning #DreamWith
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Langston Hughes said to "hold fast to dreams." Join us on Dr. MLK Jr Day (1/17) as we #DreamWith educators. What can we do? What can be different tomorrow? Let's dream together! Subscribe to our YouTube channel = youtube.com/channel/UCJiYser… #INeLearn
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We had so much fun celebrating International Literacy Day today! We love books! 📚 @msdwt
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Congrats to our 2021 Outstanding Students: butler.edu/outstanding-stude… @ButlerAlumni
@KatieBrownleeED @Ms_Cherwin @MsCollazo1 @_Ms_Meredith Alexa Knoderer Jory Dattilo
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Today is the 56th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, when voting rights activists faced brutal police violence after marching from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama. This resource can help you teach this moment and the movement for voting rights that surrounded it.
learningforjustice.org/magaz…
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Angela Mager@ButlerMager30 Sep 2020
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Fortunate to have @ButlerCOE alum & education Rock Star @micheeaton presenting to elementary & middle secondary seniors! She's the Director of Virtual & Blended Learning for @WayneTwpSchools, so her work is timely & important info for our educators - especially right now!
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The @NEAToday will honor Dr. Patricia Payne with the H. Councill Trenholm Memorial Award! This award recognizes educators who free the education profession from inequities based on race. We are so lucky to have Dr. Payne as #myIPS strives for equity!
👉myips.org/blog/district/the-…
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I’ve been getting a lot of questions from my non-Black friends about how to be a better ally to Black people. I suggest unlearning and relearning through literature as just one good jumping off point, and have broken up my anti-racist reading list into sections:
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Day 4! I invite you & yours to conduct this science provocation I’ve created for you. Let me know what items you choose & discoveries you make! @ButlerCOE #WOYC2020 @NAEYC #BUCOEImpact
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Angela Mager@ButlerMager16 Apr 2020
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I was nominated by @kesteves1 for 5 words, 5 tags. Words:
When children lead, we learn.
@DrPangansclass @EnaShelley @chasadee @ShellyFuruness @cynthialee63
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Thank you @msewarner for the awesome idea! A literacy matching game you can create with materials right in your backyard, love it!
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This is the chandelier in my living room! There have been many tennis balls stuck up there (don’t tell my mom!) What shape do you see??
#BUBlockAMath #shapehunt
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We had some extra friends join us during our first #blockA @zoom_us session #furryfriends @ButlerCOE @TheButlerBlue, would like to join us sometime???
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Loved getting to practice creating clay sculptures and continuing to learn about the 100 Languages of children. It’s so fascinating to see how individually creative each person is! Can’t wait for our next clay creation using Terracotta #BUCOEimpact
















































