#educhat

[geekupdated]

Here are the main benefits of earning a college-level education online for free:

▸ Cost-effective – there is no tuition to pay, so you can save a significant amount of money. ▸ Flexible – you can study at your own pace and in your own time. ▸ Accessible – you can access the courses from anywhere in the world. ▸ Relevant – the courses are often taught by experts in their field, and they are designed to be relevant to the latest industry trends.

(via Ways to get a college-level education online for free (infographic))

[eslstudynotes]

[firstbook]

If children hate reading it’s because 99.9% of the time, they’re having a hard time mastering it.

Natalie Pope Boyce, co-author of the Magic Tree House Fact Tracker series

[sociallyacceptablemadness]

Dear Parents/Students:

Never underestimate the effort we teachers put into our careers, or we will beat you upside the head with our lesson plans.

[omniscribe]

Okay, so for Mrs. Angelo's class...oh my God, I just realized she has a kid named Michael... that's fucking hysterical

J, while he dictates his sub plans to me

[talesofanewteacher]

Just found out my mentor is leaving in 2 weeks because she found a coaching position at another school. My heart is completely shattered. Now I really have no idea how I’m going to make it through this year 😭

I have been nonstop crying for the past 5 hours. This hurts so much.

[auburnmaven]

My district superintendent made us all proud today.

[sociallyacceptablemadness]

Calling all educhums!

If you allow students to retake tests, what are your policies? Keeping the retested grade no matter what or the higher of the two? Averaging them? Required study time (lunch, etc)?