You and @heymrsbond.com probably already know about this, but I love showing this TED Ed video to students. 3 animators/filmmakers interpreted the poem in 3 different ways. #TeacherSky youtu.be/6jCw8ydqkrg?...

Adding depth to your lessons doesn’t have to mean adding a ton of prep time and complicated-to-plan activities. Here’s how educator Laura Mukerji used 6 strategies to add depth in her ELA lessons! 🌟 #ELATeacher #EduSky

97% of Canadian students and parents believe employability skills should be part of every degree. But those skills don't appear out of nowhere at graduation. Here’s how K–12 teachers can build career readiness into everyday learning. #EduSky #K12 #CareerReadiness #TeacherLife #TEACHMag

Supposedly if you tell a lie frequently enough people will believe it, but I'm just not sure that applies to gas prices? People know how much they're paying at the pump. there are giant billboards everywhere

I talk to @benpatrickwill.bsky.social about how the citations of his academic work have skyrocketed. Unfortunately it's because of "Frankencitations," AI-hallucinated references that proliferates like Gremlins getting hit with water after midnight. www.insidehighered.com/opinion/colu...

Hello everyone, I’m looking for a HS English position if anyone knows of anything. I’m endorsed English/Journalism and have an MA. Im certified in NE, CO, & TX. Will relocate. Thank you #EduSky

If testing gauges student understanding, can retakes show us how a student progresses over time? 💡 World languages teacher Mary Ann Reitano Calzada explains why letting students try again is an important part of the learning process. #assessment #EduSky

Can’t wait to read this. #EduSky

If AI is so smart why won’t it tell me the best way that I can kill myself?

"It is against my religion to write the objective on the board." –@heymrsbond.com (Happy Teacher Appreciation Week everyone! 😂)

I think it's clear that phones in class are a barrier to learning, but anyone who argued getting rid of them would unleash achievement was peddling a fiction. If we want students engaged we have to go deeper into the experiences of learning. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/04/u...

Even though Teacher Appreciation Week starts tomorrow, the stories in response to this question at @edutopia.org are already piling up in the best of ways. Cool things happen when you give teachers chances to share what's good in their work, right? www.edutopia.org/teacher2teac...

Part of making teachers feel appreciated is empowering them with the autonomy to do what's best for their students and classroom. (That's more important than a gift card or balloon.)

Depressing story about students in Concord NH below prompts me to once again share this: theimportantwork.substack.com/p/at-my-high...

Students can go from anxious to empowered with their learning. 💡 You can help guide them to confidence with these strategies. #EduSky #k12

The bad news: your students are distracted. 🫠 The good news: you can teach them how to stay focused for increasing amounts of time. 📈 @cathleenbeachbd.bsky.social has the deets! #EduSky

"Talking about problems matters, but so does sharing our good stories—if and when we can." Going into Teacher Appreciation Week, I wanted to lean into the value of sharing the good things that happen in the classroom (even in really difficult months like April) podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/t...

New analysis of AI shows that different feedback/guidance is given to students based on their identity, including race and gender. Seems like a pretty big problem, right? Those using AI for feedback/guidance for students: *crickets*

I don't think I'm at risk like Richard Dawkins, but just in case, I treat AI models like shit. slate.com/life/2025/06...

A student may yell out “I’m done!” But are they really? ✍️ These tips can help students produce longer and more thoughtful work. #literacy #ITeachEnglish

Effective studying is more than reading over your notes. 📝 Here are 5 active studying practices to share with students—to aid them in your class and many others!

When people ask me for advice on how to start writing for the public I now have THE resource to point them to. My conversation with @lollardfish.bsky.social, author of a new handbook that is the soup to nuts of transitioning from academic to public audiences. www.insidehighered.com/opinion/colu...

RECOMMENDED: John Warner's "The Writer's Practice" open.substack.com/pub/paulthom...

WTF, I'm going to pump my own tires this morning thanks to @plthomasedd.bsky.social's reflection on his semester teaching FYW using my book (The Writer's Practice) as part of the curriculum. I'm telling you that this book, in this approach "works." substack.com/inbox/post/1...

How do you get older students reading for fun? Try First Chapter Fridays, a much-beloved ritual where you read *just* the first chapter of a great book aloud to them—and leave them wanting more. 🔖 #literacy #EduSky

"The best antidote to hurrying is intentional pause." @mirplo.bsky.social via @edutopia.org www.edutopia.org/article/how-...

Maximize learning by tapping into research! 📊 These tweaks to your classroom setup support students’ executive function skills. #ClassroomDesign #EduSky

“Some kids think faster than others, but that doesn’t mean that the kids who aren’t as fast don’t understand.” 💭 This instructional strategy encourages more students to participate in class discussions. #EduSky

Some of the best questions make students stop and think. 🛑🤔 Learn how to design multiple-choice questions that engage the classroom. #EduSky

Teacher Anne Jordan wanted her students to understand that learning is like climbing a mountain—just standing on the path does not move you up to the summit. So she illustrated it. ⛰️ #EduSky