Bookmark for 2022! NEA's Social and Racial Justice page has information about events, empowered school communities, and safe and just schools. bit.ly/3rmrX9D #edequity

Bookmark for 2022! These evidence-based mathematical language routines were designed to allow English learners to develop language skills while simultaneously engaging in grade-level mathematics. Take a look today! bit.ly/2x76uUo #mathchat #iteachmath

This resource provides an "opportunity to examine...actions, beliefs, and values around teaching mathematics," including a workbook to take action with an Engage > Reflect > Plan > Act with Accountability > Reflect ♻️ cycle. Check it out: bit.ly/3gazlPH #equitablemath

Older kids sometimes need convincing that what they're learning can be more interesting than the distractions outside the room! Build community in your class with these ideas from @MeganOliviaHall: bit.ly/3GCLLKd #teachervoice #edchat

This history/social studies lesson from @EDSITEment "examines the messages and mediums used by presidents" and is ready to use in your classroom now! Find background, content, assessment suggestions and more: bit.ly/30k1heD #teacherchat

Join us in Part 2 of our Lessons from the Field: Understanding Culturally Relevant Pedagogy in HQIM blog series. Hear from teachers on how academic success shows up in their classrooms: bit.ly/3wWV4Be #edchat #teachervoice

Standards relate to one another, both within and across grades. The Coherence Map illustrates the critical connections that are fundamental to understanding mathematics. Explore our free, interactive tool today: bit.ly/2pFhwNN #mathchat #edchat #mtbos

Part of the @pulitzercenter 1619 Project Curriculum, this high school lesson asks students to read closely "The Idea of America" and think critically about how "American values" were created and shared, and what they reflect. bit.ly/3Is29yQ #educolor #edutwitter #elachat

This easy-to-download set of #math tasks for grade 1 not only addresses standards and helps build fluency, but it also includes features to support ALL students! bit.ly/2r74IQI #iteachmath #ELLs

Some traditional practices may actually impede student learning of fraction content! Our guidance document can help you adjust standard practices to boost student understanding. Find it here: bit.ly/35LtECb #iteachmath #mathchat

Exit tickets can be used in different ways for students to show their learning. Read this post about several teachers' strategies as part of the Supports for Struggling Learners collection: bit.ly/31eFa9s #assessment #visiblethinking #studentvoice

Mini-assessments for math, K-12? Short, sweet, and illustrative of the standards? Yes, please! Check them out on Achieve the Core 👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿👉🏿bit.ly/2HypWwT

This Peers and Pedagogy blog series digs into the most misunderstood #math standards in every single grade from K to 8th! Find all nine posts here: bit.ly/3gs4RbR #iteachmath #mathchat

Do you teach math? Our free downloadable fractions do-nows and tasks include teacher's guides and annotated student work samples to support you in engaging students in meaningful learning of these key concepts! Download them today: bit.ly/3q32lht #mathchat

How do the grades you give students reflect what you believe about them? How do students understand their grades as reflective of their academic identities? Explore ways to disrupt the grading paradigm on Peers & Pedagogy: bit.ly/2ScBuRy #gradedifferent

Check out these "small technical things that teachers can do to ensure that students...get access to high-quality questions and think time." @JoMabeeLein shares this easy-to-implement protocol and rationales! bit.ly/2ZjRsNj #ownthelearning