Director of Teacher Residency Program @BrookwoodSchool. Educator, Learner, Birdwatcher, Cyclist, DFCI volunteer, 26 yr PMC rider. "Once 3A, Always 3A."
Massachusetts, U.S.A.
Joined November 2013
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Did this project years ago w/Gr3 @BrookwoodSchool Fabulous way to learn about kids around the country! TY Melissa.
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So many years of inspiration for us all. Thank you, Dick and Rick Hoyt #rickhoyt
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From elementary schoolers to citizen scientists! By learning about monarchs’ migratory patterns and life cycles, students will walk away with a greater appreciation for nature conservation. 🦋
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I did a quick write and discuss with novice mid students today to show them that they have enough language to create a full paragraph with details. Thanks @MrFisherSays !@BrookwoodSchool – at Beverly, MA
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Thank you for a terrific chat @TheMentoree #OnEdMentors w/ a fabulous panel! @LeeanneLavender @mjtlbarrie @mrkempnz Exploring the impact of teaching internationally for different educators + seeking advice for those who may be considering this experience.
@Shei_Asc diversity of thought and relationships are nurtured over time through exposure to context and living situations, moving and adjusting builds skills and resiliency and allows educators to know themselves bring yourself into the classroom. #OnEdMentors
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Could you use some new engaging activities for your classroom? Wendy & Valérie have lots to share. #wlclassroompodcast @SenoraMercado @MadameGreer podfollow.com/world-language…
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I had an awesome time presenting “Creating Changemakers: Teaching Students to Care” at the NAIS conference w @RichLehrer1
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#independentschools #changemaking
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Which three books are most important for new or early career Early Childhood or Elementary educators to read?
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Reassured of how effective CI can be when reading this card I got from a 1st grader (6 yo). Learners get it from a very early age. “By giving us a clue by using your hands or giving us options.” Still working on Hola spelling, but I’ll take Aloha for now. – at Lynn, MA
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It’s a full house for the 10:30 session of #PMCWinterCycle! Leading into the session,riders heard from Leslie MacKinnon and Alison Rabschnuk, sister's who are riding in memory of their mom, Jenny Spidle of @danafarber, PMC Pedal Partner Johnny’s dad, and Jeremy Langton of @oofos
Tomorrow we ride! Help Team Friends of Dana-Farber reach our goal. 100% of donations go to basic research, women's cancers & patient care @FriendsofDFCI @DanaFarber @PanMass
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Come work with me! 😊 Brookwood is hiring a Lower School Changemaking & Technology teacher for next year. You'd work directly with me and have the opportunity to build awesome projects and experiences with an incredible group of kids and teachers 🙌
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Today is two time Olympian Maame Biney's Birthday! 🥳
Make sure to wish her a Happy Birthday and a good luck as she gets ready to compete soon 👏
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We are thrilled to announce a record-breaking $69M gift to @danafarber, bringing our total contribution to the fight against cancer to $900M since 1980. The PMC is presented by @RedSoxFund and @MandT_Bank. Click the link below to watch the reveal video! vimeo.com/768082796?utm_medi…
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Visitors to my Ethnic Studies classes this year have described the experience as effervescent, spiritual, and “the most beautifullest thing in this world” (IYKYK). Hard to document the vibes but hey I made shirts for all 150 of us to rep our class community. Roses, all of them 🌹
Thank you, @P_A_Kirschner @HealJim @C_Hendrick for your talk @hgse Important, honoring of teachers, hopeful.
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It was 1960, and a girl named Ruby Bridges was walking to school. She was the first Black child to attend her all-white school, and a catalyst for the desegregation movement. Listen to @NPRKelly's conversation with Ruby about her new kid's book. @NPR npr.org/2022/09/05/112114504…
