I was there too!

Never have people been so proud about being so fucking stupid.

Well said!

It’s Read Across America Week! The NEA has moved away from celebrating Seuss and so should you!
Here are some book suggestions to read ACROSS America!

A 10-year-old's story of family immigration that spans three continents A California fourth-grader's interview with her grandfather, who was forced out of Uganda before moving to the U.S., is one of our outstanding podcasts.

A California fourth-grader's interview with her grandfather, who was forced out of Uganda before moving to the U.S., is one of our outstanding podcasts.

Did a new-to-me 4.5 mile hike this morning! It was supposed to be 3.1 miles, but I turned the wrong way at one point.

Tesla paid $0 in federal income tax last year.

2022: $0
2021: $0
2020: $0
2019: $0
2018: $0

Tesla reported $6.7 billion in profit in those years.

This Holocaust Remembrance Day, as we slip into fascism here In America, I ask you to read this thread. Learn from the past and do better.

Cognitive Coaching Training at work today!

Yay I’m glad you’re on here too!!

Donald Trump promised that on Day One he would restore “law and order” and address kitchen table issues affecting families’ pocketbooks—like lowering costs. He broke that promise.

#J6Pardons

Now I’m having fun making different NA drinks to enjoy! I mixed plain seltzer water, pineapple juice, and a squeeze of lime for this mocktail.

I’ve been sober for about a year and 4 months. Not bc I was an alcoholic, but bc you can’t drink while going thru chemo. I decided to remain sober after finishing chemo bc the reoccurrence rates for breast cancer are much higher in women who drink than women who don’t.

Do people still read blogs? I’ve been reading a book about productive struggle in math and was thinking about blogging my thoughts, but idk if anyone would even read it.

Anyone looking to ban a book from a school should have to prove they read it by presenting a book report to the school committee.

A little parent math talk with kids might really add up It’s common knowledge that parents should talk and read to their young children. But are there similar things that parents can do to lay the foundation for success in math? A new wave of research says yes. Here are three takeaways from 22 studies conducted over the past dozen years: The link between parent math talk and higher math skills Researchers found that the more parents talked about math with their children, the stronger their children’s math skills. In these studies, researchers typically observed parents and children interacting in a university lab, a school, a museum or at home and kept track of how often parents mentioned numbers or shapes.

A little parent math talk with kids might really add up

It’s common knowledge that parents should talk and read to their young children. But are there similar things that parents can do to lay the foundation for success in math? A new wave of research says yes. Here are three takeaways from 22…