Have you ever used PBS Learning Media as a resource? I'm looking into using this set of learning materials on identifying "Fake" news. https://sdpb.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/nmlit17-ela-idfakenews/identifying-fake-news/

It's Computer Science Education Week! 🎉 Let's celebrate the power of coding and innovation. #CSEdWeek reminds us that technology is our future, and by empowering our students with computer science skills, we're unlocking endless possibilities! 💻🌟 #ComputerScience

Today as a teacher:
1️⃣Email from admin saying, I had to switch to monitoring testing because someone else was sick.
2️⃣Trying to figure out how to juggle staying on track in 12 different sections when six of them are normal and there are four of the other six that will miss class periods due to testing schedule.
3️⃣Some student behavior issues.
4️⃣Still ~615 assignments in the queue to look at.
5️⃣Minecraft Club! 30 kiddos excited to play together.

It’s here! #ChromebookPlus #Edutoot

Had the awesome opportunity to hear one of my colleagues give a presentation on Joy and Equity in the Classroom. Great job, Sue!

We are doing the @codeorg Dance Party as an intro to our coding unit today. I just love seeing kids dancing and vibing in their seats to the music!

Here are four things that an educational psychologist from the University of Wisconsin - Madison thinks you should know about AI in the classroom:
https://news.wisc.edu/four-things-an-educational-psychologist-wants-you-to-know-about-ai-in-the-classroom/

Sitting in a PD with adult professionals and the speaker is using the “shave and a haircut” clapping thing to refocus us. We are adults. Come on.

Kicking off the school year with Tim Kanold and the whole Sioux Falls Schools crowd! “Living a High-Energy Well-Balanced Professional Life”