I aspire to get as close to the 80/20 rule in my English classroom as possible. All reading, writing drafts, and discussion planning happen without screens. Specific research and final drafts on screens.

One day will be the last time 🩷 - wishing you and your students a beautiful trek through this special story.

It’s the level of loneliness portrayed in that chapter that causes the “side” characters to remain ingrained in the readers forever.

No - but I really like this idea. As much as I love my teacher friends, I think mixing up the groupings at staff meetings would do a lot for school culture.

It’s a game of Jenga 😜

100 percent. And move their groups every six weeks. They get to know more people (and less anxiety for those who don’t have anyone to sit by). Many students confessed they like this by the end of the year because they knew most of their classmates, which doesn’t happen in secondary often enough.

Did he ask ChatGPT to polish his post? No way he wrote this himself. It contains his signature hate-filled, chaotic flow, but it’s actually pretty grammatically correct: dead giveaway.

Number 2. Definitely number 2.

Here's the thing—I’m good with my taxes subsidizing welfare benefits for neighbors who cant afford food.

But I’m enraged with my taxes subsidizing corporate welfare for billionaires who won’t pay living wages or their fair share of taxes.

You wanna cut waste? Pay workers. Tax billionaires. Period

I keep getting that your DMs aren’t open - I’ll try a different platform (I’m still figuring this one out)