Last one for now- Jo Boaler was an excellent recommendation because it took me from where I was at and moved me forward. Any advice on math Ed, migrating from X, or hands-on science very much welcomed and appreciated.

I hope to find all my X teacher follows here and create a starter pack listing them, but the first goal is to read/follow/learn math from teachers (lifelong friend and best man at my wedding was a math teacher now asst. Principal but putting it all on him is asking a lot).

On the personal side- hobbies include playing Trumpet (Army band Ft.Gordon as a teenager), new to kayaking, cooking, and watching baseball (minors/majors/NPB). Baseball Twitter is also migrating to Bluesky and it just seems healthier and more positive. What it was meant to be.

My clumsy first attempt is 7 screenshots but I think I’ll take a Saturday and get the rest in a Word doc to figure out later unless there is an automated tool.

I want to somehow save all of the hundreds of lab posts before deactivating X but I’m not sure the best way to do it.

Many of my follows are math as it is a whole new world to me as a 20 year MS science teacher. I love Mathematical Mindsets and am fully bought in. Connected Mathematics from Michigan State is my exemplar.

I mainly reposted middle and HS science labs and student work on X. I am reposting just a few here to show I’m not a bot.