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Winding down to the end of the semester Procrastinated too much Cared too little Stressed to the max My grades:

ANNONCE : je vais être PAPA !!! Après la bonne nouvelle et la joie, j'ai réfléchi à ce que ça impliquait et mon rythme de vie n'est pas adapté à l'éducation de mon futur enfant. J'ai décidé de mettre en pause ma carrière pendant un moment pour me consacrer au futur frenchmonster.

Still growing still learning....

We survived centuries of slavery and decades of Jim Crow only to turn around and give up our freedom to THINK? The left has understood that if you control the mind, you control everything. They took Black fathers, Black education, & Black culture, and we let them.

Can't decide on a major? This should help: https://t.co/HHN5HdKPJl #MondayMotivation

Are your students & parents looking for things to do this summer? @MicrosoftStore is offering 5 new FREE YouthSpark Summer Camps. This year's programs pair technology & philanthropy, teaches robotics and more! https://t.co/z90ZGLzB9C #MicrosoftEDU

Learn to use Microsoft Photos. This video creator, launched in the #Windows10 Fall Creators Update, is designed to inspire educators and students alike to create and tell unique, personalized stories! #MicrosoftEDU https://t.co/n2LequrFU5

🎂Today is William Shakespeare's Birthday!🎂 ✍️Shakespeare created many expressions we still use in modern English✍️ Here's Dan to explain one of them for you!👍 Learn the other 7 and watch the full video on YouTube: https://t.co/MIldQ6iOcA

Help students boost their productivity with #GoogleKeep. Whether as a note taker or as a to-do list, @richardallaway shows six ways for students to integrate the tool into their digital toolbox. https://t.co/H36M2N7Adz

By giving students jobs like Passage Picker, Psychologist, and Wonderer within their literature circles, you can foster critical thinking in a clearly defined collaborative environment. https://t.co/f3AWzPVcQe

Woop! Happy Birthday to us - this looks great! https://t.co/Z3fCVZTyYE

One of the things admissions officers pay attention to, besides GPA, is course selection throughout HS and especially senior year. They like to see students have momentum going into the freshman year. If you sit back your senior year, it's hard to recapture that momentum.

From teamwork to negotiation skills, this poster highlights the top ten skills that employers value most https://t.co/QmqPYwHK8V

Creativity helps students stretch their imaginations and make connections they might not otherwise make. Designed with the help of educators and creative professionals, #EveryoneCanCreate brings video, photography, music, and drawing to the classroom. https://t.co/Dyes0bnwRL

To be or not to be! Today we celebrate the birth AND death of William Shakespeare. He was born on this day in 1564, and died on this day in 1616. OCW has dozens of courses referencing Shakespeare. Take a look here: https://t.co/stoozIHWrc

📚 You’ll find a story to feed your imagination here (and learn English while you enjoy it!) ☺️☺️☺️✨ https://t.co/IAPUk6fQkA #drama #learnenglish

The American Federation of Teachers has dropped Wells Fargo from a list of recommended mortgage providers for its 1.7 million union members over the bank's ties to gun makers and the NRA. https://t.co/0xPIwRv9Em

Parents! Direct PLUS Loans are available to help you pay for the cost of your child's education. See if you're eligible! For more info, visit: https://t.co/9rtj3cMrXp

( C ) is INCORRECT. If I’m only talking about 1 of my sisters, I should say ‘only one of my sisters…’ or just ‘one of my sisters…’. If talking about 2, it should be ‘both of my sisters’. If talking about 0, it should be ‘neither of my sisters …

Transforming report card handout from a routine event into an inspiring opportunity for student self-reflection and goal-setting. https://t.co/DOEMWaSeux

Send your name on a solar adventure! The Parker Solar Probe is getting ready to visit the star of our Solar System -- the Sun ☀️ -- and your name can tag along. 🗓 Deadline: April 27 📩 Details: https://t.co/5pFhp3VBxS 🎟 Submit: https://t.co/OQ8fIoxYfs

💡💡💡💡 #MondayMotivation by @Oprah via @voicesofyouth

The judgment is a grave injustice for the Komape family, who are entitled to be compensated for the significant trauma they have suffered because of the death of their 5 year old child. His death was at the hands of the State, in the most horrific circumstances. #MichaelKomape

"When we celebrated their perseverance and hard work, I had children stand and be applauded not according to how high their score was, but according to how much growth they had made." https://t.co/bekqP67ht9 #EWopinion

Into the ether: how much research goes completely uncited? https://t.co/r2yBlOeqKd

Research shows that reading for pleasure offers a whole host of benefits and, on #Worldbooknight, people are encouraged to share their love of reading by gifting a book - who would you give a book to and which book would it be?

95 percent of principals say students spend too much time on devices when they're not in school, according to an exclusive Education Week Research Center survey. https://t.co/f5J2S9IlJZ #TechCounts

Taking summer classes on the Starkville campus? ☀️ Check out your orgsync account and look under the forms tab. There’s a scholarship opportunity!! Applicants due tomorrow 4/25 at 5:00 pm. RT to spread the word!!! 🗣

How clever are you feeling today? Here are some phrases to use to show that you’re a brainbox! Learn English with us: https://t.co/uJrCwy2u9O #learnenglish #vocabulary

EE notes the judgment in the #MichaelKomape case. While we are deeply disappointed that the judgement fails to provide justice for the Komape family, we recognise that some aspects are a progressive step in recognising safe sanitation as part of the right to education&dignity.

✍ We’re now accepting #research proposals to join @OECDEduSkills for a 1-year fellowship in #Paris. Find out more about the program, and be sure to send your application by May 13th 👉 https://t.co/DmechUEWzN

How many times have you checked Twitter today? Break the humdrum cycle and get unstuck. Take this quiz: https://t.co/U2dcnJW1uY

"I was unsupported and ignored by an indifferent institution. My students’ feedback was never acknowledged. I was never thanked. I was never even given an official job title." https://t.co/3slKEysABc

The military surrounded his village. He fled and spent 2 months in a forest. He was shot & his arm had to be cut off. A horrifying ordeal no child should endure. #ChildrenUnderAttack

Learn how equity indicators in education will help governments develop data to level the playing field: https://t.co/iEq3qXoKU0 Via @UNESCOstat #LeaveNoOneBehind #SDG4

How NOT to write a PhD thesis. https://t.co/RINYD0j7Li #PhDchat

"I should be writing essays not my will." Students nationwide walked out of classrooms last week for the second mass walkout this year to protest gun violence. https://t.co/14JpFnbDFz

Did you know that access to reading materials can be the single greatest factor of literacy? Find out more from the @thebookalliance

WEBINAR: Join us tomorrow (11:30 am – 12:30 pm ET) to learn more about #STEM & #ComputerScience K-12 funding opportunities from the Department of ED. https://t.co/ddu3cmqRmj

What is your biggest challenge when trying to differentiate instruction in your classroom? Join our webinar on 4/24 to learn best practices for teaching to a diversity of learners. #TGREDUExplore https://t.co/Ph6M3b8Lcd

“Make as many mistakes as you are able to. What is the worst that can happen? That you learn from them?” Advice to students from @ElenaRF, new provost at Hereford’s new engineering university https://t.co/AY5OZZOUa8

Using the Internet of Things as a context, #LittleBigFutures gives your students the opportunity to be creative with their learning https://t.co/e4ZLQmmX21

“I am generally more sceptical, and sometimes concerned, about suggestions to impose universal standards of research or publication practices on all fields” @rachaelpells writes https://t.co/Gn9zbkjezb

Commissioner @BCassellius is talking with district and school leaders about our state equity commitments this morning, as part of the 6th out of 7 statewide #ESSA implementation meetings this month. Keeping equity at the center of this work, as we have done from the beginning.

"A great leader takes people where they don’t necessarily want to go, but ought to be." #MondayMotivation #Edu

The #YoungWomenTransformPrize competition will result in awards to youth organizations in low and middle income countries to capture new evidence and approaches to improve young women's economic opportunities! https://t.co/doKdpkuSg6

.@TeacherBeat: Will Colorado Teachers Go on Strike? Lawmakers Are Worried https://t.co/AJa3DfBNcV

Chicago Public Schools CEO Janice K. Jackson—having been a student, teacher, parent, and principal in @ChicagoPublicSchools before taking over as district leader—seeks to bring stability and trust: https://t.co/SpKij0lJiv

“It will become the norm if we don’t do something about it now and nip it in the bud. And part of nipping it in the bud is having appropriate penalties” https://t.co/bEqpXsqdVr

Our Girls Learning Code Summer Webmaking Camp is about using technology to make the world a better place! Campers will work in teams and choose a cause like stopping bullying or saving the rainforest! Join us from August 20th to 24th at @MaRSDD! 👯‍♀️💻 https://t.co/7QwkOCIbxX

Access to #highered has never been more important, but it is still a challenge in some parts of the country. @hechingerreport explains why & where. https://t.co/uaz4G901YV

Have you applied for #OSAP yet? The 2018-19 application for full-time students is open. Apply early to get an estimate of the amount of grants and loans you could receive. Watch our how-to video here: https://t.co/SLBiGmuSAE

Restorative justice is widely regarded as one of the most important innovations in modern justice practice. Learn all about it with this course. Enroll now: https://t.co/VJ5bV5uAw6

Athens is the 2018 #WorldBookDay Capital. See where it all started with our interactive story of the travels of Odysseus. https://t.co/8BfGggkPTO

“Perhaps we should regard universities as elite only if they are providing a real ladder of opportunity to the disadvantaged”: @halfon4harlowMP https://t.co/cCTGq2Ke9n

Standardized tests like the ACT and SAT are more than an admissions formality – they can also lead to scholarships. https://t.co/n2fH32u9Kb

John Hattie's #VisibleLearning webinar on the 10 Mindframes starts in just 1 hour! Are you ready?

It's #WorldBookDay! What books are your middle schoolers reading? Here are a few wonderful stories with even better lessons: https://t.co/XVTL6vMclX

College news orgs are struggling to remain financially independent. #SaveStudentNewsrooms, initiated by @TheAlligator takes place on 4/25. At least 95 news orgs, including @NevadaSagebrush, are raising awareness. https://t.co/fSMQTriOWW

It's #WorldBookDay2018! Wow...Learning Ally has tens of thousands of audiobook readers in #K12. #read2achieve https://t.co/RsLBmLlpWd