I really needed to reread this @JamesGoldberg poem today. Might do some coat grabbing and shaking soon.
Too true - and the questions at the end of each minilesson will be idiotic stuff like:
At whom should you point your firearm during a school shooting?
A) yourself
B) the invader
C) the students
D) all of the above
Went to see #EverythingEverywhereAllAtOnce last night, drawn in by Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan.
A few thoughts
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My heart broke for these characters, and the giddily absurd things that happen them somehow revealed more truth about the human condition than any other film I've seen in a long time.
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We've been watching "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" as a family (not the reboot). When it first came out in the 90s I was full on pro-will, but now I'm kind of shaken by how much empathy I feel for Unc Phil...
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Hey @paramountplus, what do I have to do for you to prioritize getting more episodes of You Can't Do That on Television?
When I saw my first episode of the #BradyBunch around age 4 or 5, the opening credits convinced me that Alice was an experimental genetic combination of all the Bradys. The way they just popped her pic in at the end.
I can't have been the only one, right?
In addition to top notch learning, grace and humanity find their way into our practice when we dethrone grades from the classroom.
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Not all of my teaching is stellar, but I sure am proud when I come up with things that strike students with inspirational lightning.
One of my best additions to the #ethnicstudies curriculum in our district is the cultural revitalization project:
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This go around, one of my students made incense sticks using the method of his ancestral village in Vietnam, a practice in danger of disappearing, but which he is going to try and share with our Vietnamese community now.
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