emily koonce
@emilykoonce.bsky.social
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Educator, amateur baker, believer in bad puns.
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Marcus Luther
12 months ago
"However, if there are two or more options for engaging with learning material, then it is best to select the tool that will yield the best results. As weāve seen, that tool will rarely be digital in nature."
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You donāt realize how reliant you are on technology until your screen breaks. Hereās to whiteboards and portable bluetooth speakers!
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Marcus Luther
about 1 year ago
This: in 2025 and beyond, I am definitely reminding myself that "writing = job skill" needs to be de-centered in my own communication to students Instead: agency, thinking, understanding, reflection, joy. And so much more.
add a skeleton here at some point
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Marcus Luther
about 1 year ago
Reminders-to-self for 2025: 1ļøā£ it's more important to be curious than efficient 2ļøā£ it's more important to be curious than productive 3ļøā£ it's more important to be curious than, well, most things
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Susan G Barber
about 1 year ago
#TeachLivingPoets
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50 Contemporary Poets on the Best Poems they Read in 2024
In the sea of endless year-end lists, poetry often seems to get sidelined, or forgottenāor maybe the critics and listmakers just arenāt reading enough poetry in the first place. Which made meā¦
https://lithub.com/49-contemporary-poets-on-the-best-poems-they-read-in-2024/
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150 cups of cocoa, five cans of whipped cream, and countless marshmallows later⦠final essays are done! This week was a reminder that we can do anything (even back-to-back projects) with a little sugary motivation.
about 1 year ago
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Robin Rimbaud - Scanner
about 1 year ago
In our busy, pressured world, you need the sounds of a forest more than ever. What a wonderful project this is!
www.tree.fm
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tree.fm ā Tune Into Forests From Around The World š³š
People around the world recorded the sounds of their forests, so you can escape into nature, while in lockdown or unable to travel. Use this site to chill, meditate or do some digital shinrin-yoku.
https://www.tree.fm
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Dr. Tracy
about 1 year ago
People will say that students need to be prepared for the real world as if the real world doesn't include joy, curiosity, self-discovery, and grace.
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During long independent work days, I love using this visual pacing for students to monitor their own progress (writing/erasing/rewriting their names as they move to each step)!
about 1 year ago
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I really, really try hard to consume some of the same media my students do so I can use it as reference in class/for conversations, but I have tried to watch Outer Banks so many times and have yet again failed.
about 1 year ago
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I usually have to take a year(s) long break in between reading Fredrik Backman books, and Iām finally reading āThe Winners.ā Backmanās focus on humanity as complex and evil and full of love and how all those ideas coexist is what I need right now.
about 1 year ago
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Tom Peyer
about 1 year ago
The uncountable hours I spent reading and watching political coverage and at the end I had no idea what world I was living in, I just thought I did. If I'd spent that time reading about, say, birds, I would now know an awful lot about an awful lot of birds.
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