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  1. Feb 8

    Rest in Power, Karen! Sending our heartfelt condolences to and Karen's family.

    2 replies 16 retweets 41 likes
  2. 22 hours ago

    We will deeply miss the incomparable Karen Lewis... a fierce education, social justice, and union activist.

    3 retweets 23 likes
  3. Feb 7

    🔥 The shirtwaist factory is on fire, and they want us all back at our sewing machines! 🔥

    Randi Weingarten’s teacher advocacy is so weak. It’s like: WHAT DO WE WANT? Safe working conditions! WHEN DO WE WANT THEM? Whenever you get a chance. We’ll just keep getting infected & dying. No rush...
    1 retweet 3 likes
  4. Feb 4

    “Rehumanizing our visions for school” w/ ⁦⁩ ⁦ ⁦⁩ ⁩

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  5. Feb 6

    Very few people understand the all-encompassing energy required to pull-off a school year. It is a new Broadway play; every day, with a challenging audience. It requires constant kaizen consciousness; always examining the message and the methods.

    Most parents just don’t realize how personally teachers take their job. They don’t realize how invested they are in the success of their students. It’s really hard to understand it if you’re not in that classroom day in and day out.
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  6. Feb 6

    Let’s start reparations with small class sizes.

    Sen. Mitt Romney said he is not convinced that smaller class size is better for our kids. Dr. Cardona responded: "I can tell you, when I have 15 students in front of me versus 28, I am able to give more specialized attention to those 15 students."
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  7. Feb 2

    Goodmorning boobay and tekla

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  8. Feb 3

    No hot water either!

    1/2 you did NOT just say on National TV that teachers do NOT need to be vaccinated in order to open schools safely,DID you? You did. You realize of course,that not all schools require masks.That kids are not being tested. That many schools have no soap.
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  9. Feb 5

    Lots of people asking me, "but why conversation?" about and ... Conversation - really listening and really being heard - is transformative. And it's always the first step in our collective work.

    7 retweets 14 likes
  10. Feb 3

    Who thinks these window fans are an adequate "upgrade" to school ventilation systems? Don't school boards know it's WINTER!

    1 reply 3 retweets
  11. Feb 8

    BAT Action Awards go to: Gov. Beshear, KY Dr. Jill Biden, WH Randy Richardson, IA Chicago Teachers Union, IL Melissa Baran & Heather Cordie, OR See why:

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  12. 21 hours ago

    Everybody wants things to return to "normal" but there are so many problems that need to be fixed first.

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  13. Feb 2

    Join Rick Smith & Jake Jacobs on for a great discussion on how the rich get huge tax breaks for investing in charter schools, even though that decreases funding for public schools. Wed. 10pm ET.

  14. Feb 3

    This seems so obvious, but... ""When decisions are made about the lives of teachers, teachers need to be involved in those discussions," he said."

    4 retweets 1 like
  15. Feb 3

    The pressure is on. The public wants in person teaching, but it's not safe. The vaccine holds out hope... but there's not enough of it & it's too hard to find.

  16. Feb 7

    You know why teachers say no to Face-to-Face teaching? We saw how colds, flu, strep, head lice & bed bugs spread through our buildings in good years.

    1 reply 29 retweets 58 likes
  17. Feb 6

    So SDP hasn't made an announcement yet about Monday. It's predicted Philly will see 4-7 inches of snow tomorrow(Sunday) and there's still snow on the ground from the previous Nor'easter. ...but fans and open windows are just fine.

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  18. Feb 3

    It's as if teachers are right about spending more time in a poorly ventilated building...

    schools had more outbreak-linked cases than restaurants and bars or food production facilities.
    1 retweet 4 likes
  19. Feb 5

    Wish your colleagues and understood this!!

    It would help to know student progress if it actually affected where states direct resources. We know the effect of poverty on learning, and rather than help the schools most impacted, we label them failing to shift their funding to charter and private ed.
  20. Feb 7

    CHOP Researchers Find Elevated Biomarker Related to Blood Vessel Damage in All Children with SARS-CoV-2 Regardless of Disease Severity

    2 retweets 2 likes

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