Jeremy Bond

@JeremyDBond

Husband, father, son, editor. Education PLN from a parent angle. Team , , , , . Pro-arts, justice, decency. Views my own.

Based in Connecticut, USA
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 13

    Was honored to be interviewed by for the -- an opportunity to speak about the educational imperative of addressing inequity and racism in our society.

    The Modern Teacher Toolkit: Courage, Skill, and Will
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  2. 1 hour ago

    Sums it up well. Thanks so much for this topic tonight!

    Replying to @lesahaney
    I got so tired of thinking...they should know better. I realized they didn't. So let's do what we do. Let's teach them.
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  3. 1 hour ago

    Just as parents are their child's first teachers, every adult in their lives helps them grow as human beings.

    A5: I will admit that when I began learning about SEL a few years ago, I thought, "that isn't my job. Parents and counselors should do that." The more I learned and looked at current events, the more I realized it is EVERYONE'S responsibility. (1/2)
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  4. 2 hours ago

    This reminds me too of another challenge: Trying to ensure that other kids are empathetic when their peers open up.

    A5: Anytime we teach SEL it can be subject to interpretation or opinion. You have to be prepared to navigate the waters as students share opinions or life experiences openly. You must model empathy and understanding...not just tell them to do it.
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  5. 2 hours ago

    And we also don't live in the vacuum of our own social and emotional needs, but also with others'. helps us understand how to live with others as well as how to cope ourselves.

    A3: No one exists in a vaccuum, everyone brings their emotions and feelings into the classroom. For the best learning to take place students need to learn about themselves emotionally as well as academically.
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    2 hours ago

    A3: I think we need only look to the daily news reports to see the need for SEL. We can all benefit from learning how to deal with feelings & empathize with others (among other skills).

    Q3: Many schools have not yet focused on Social Emotional Learning (SEL). Why does social emotional learning deserve a place in our schools?
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  7. 2 hours ago

    If you're in any one of these roles, accept mistakes in the others. We may not always do right by kids, but they will learn something about forgiveness and acceptance.

    A2: Compassion is understanding that we ain’t perfect! From students to teachers to parents to administrators, were human and we have good moments and bad ones.
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    A3) There are no bad kids; they just bring different levels of challenges to adults. Compassion toward all children recognizes that they're children, that they're still learning, that ALL want to be loved, and that it's adults' responsibility to help them thrive.

    Q3: How might compassion help us connect with our most hard to reach students?
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  9. 2 hours ago

    3rd grade parent here to learn. Will chime in if I have something to say!

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  10. 2 hours ago

    Parent joining from Connecticut.

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  11. Retweeted
    3 hours ago

    So honored to take the streets and lift up the legacy of Dr. King and the Memphis sanitation workers strike with today in Memphis. We carry the work forward in their names, with hope and firece resolve in our hearts.

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    3 hours ago

    A new report outlines how boys, students with disabilities, and Black students are being punished at far higher rates than other children. For Black students, these inequities start as early as preschool.

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    3 hours ago

    We can honor MLK's legacy by fighting for everyone to have right to vote: automatic + election day registration restore Voting Rights Act end felon disenfranchisement independent redistricting overturn Citizens United fair 2020 Census

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    3 hours ago

    Walter Scott was shot in the back 8x by a white policeman on the anniversary of the day Dr. King was assassinated. Scott was pulled over for a non-functioning brake light. He was unarmed, black, a former serviceman. Today we remember them both. We know

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    3 hours ago

    Shot and killed for holding...a shower head. A shower head. Don’t you dare congratulate yourself for putting up an MLK quote today. Do something. Cause we’re still dying. In a country we built. For free.

    New York City police shot a man to death on a Brooklyn street this afternoon. He appeared to be carrying a "metal object" in his hand. The metal object was a "shower head," police sources said.
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    4 hours ago

    Dr. King called James Lawson “one who has been in this struggle for many years; he’s been to jail for struggling; but he’s still going on, fighting for the rights of his people.” 50 years later, James Lawson is still in this struggle.

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    5 hours ago

    was murdered. In 1968, 33% of Americans approved of him. Today, it’s 94+%. Remember: Love disrupts the status quo. In his memory, we must love each other, fiercely-and disrupt structural racism, poverty, gun violence, & climate injustice.

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    5 hours ago

    Dear Mr. : We Jews have confronted & false prophets for over 3,000 years. We’re still here. Because God sides with those seeking justice, equality, & human dignity. You’re on the wrong side of history, Sir. We will prevail. Love, humanity.

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    5 hours ago

    “On the day we honor the king of nonviolence the President says he’ll send the military to the border. Nothing would be more tragic than to stop before every job is a living wage, every black person is safe from being shot & every immigrant is welcome.” -

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  20. 5 hours ago

    Oh. My. God. *head explodes*

    Replying to @JeremyDBond @mnbookgeek and 3 others
    In the same way that "non-hyphenated" is hyphenated and "hyphenated" is not hyphenated. But I know that this observation has been made before. ;)
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  21. 6 hours ago

    Beautiful stuff. Catch the video, and my tweet, too.

    Nearly 200 attend 50th anniversary reading of Martin Luther King Jr.'s final speech in West Hartford
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