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The school year may be over, the classrooms cleaned out, the hallways empty...but school janitors are still hard at work.
Thank you for cleaning & preparing our schools over the summer so they're in tip-top shape for the new school year. #ThankYouThursday
ALT Thank you, school janitors!
Susan retweeted
Teachers can only look out for signs of dyslexia if they know what they are!
Retweet if you think all educators should be trained in dyslexia and the science of reading!
Fourth grade students at Tussing are using their senses to help understand passages they read. #PLSDproud
Susan retweeted
🙌 Educators continue to inspire others, be agents of change, & never give up, even when faced with seemingly impossible challenges, (like pandemic teaching)! 🙌
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In 21st century America, there should be no reason why any child is left behind in literacy.
Let's continue to put research at the core of our teaching principles and educate teachers on how to teach reading. Everyone deserves to learn how to read.
Susan retweeted
We must resist becoming excessively enamored but our successes or overly defeated by our failures. All of our experiences are meant to build us and to make us better. Our perspective must remain balanced; never too high, never too low. #reynproud
I love how Ms. Francis tracks her I-Ready minutes. Teamwork makes the dream work. Thanks Mrs. Schvach for the idea! @PLSDProud
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Not once have I heard a politician or news pundit ask “How are teachers and school staff doing? And what can we do to help them?”
You would think if you keep saying how society, economy and children are depending on teachers and schools, you would consider asking that question.
