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I'm not sure what you're trying to get at here. Israel is the occupier committing the war crimes.

Can you rephrase? Your question doesn't seem to make sense.

#BREAKING | Now in Jerusalem: Protest against the gen0cide in G4za. Protestors are chanting "Don’t say we didn’t know, gen0cide is happening in our name."

They discovered the molecular starship enterprise?

Screen Time Is Associated With Cardiometabolic and Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Childhood and Adolescence | Journal of the American Heart Association

📱 More screen time, higher health risk in youth

A study of 1,000+ children found each extra daily hour of screen time raised heart and metabolic disease risk, especially with less sleep.

🔗 doi.org/10.1161/JAHA...

#SciComm 🧪 #ChildHealth

The Abes Odyssey games were awesome 😎

I never said that either 🙄

No

I would encourage you to read what I said.

I made no comments about people not heating their homes.

I'm saying that Costa Rica's energy grid is 100% renewable, whereas India's is far from it. Therefore the impact on global warming when using AC in India is far greater.

Depends how hot they get. Not good for little hands, but a good idea for adult only spaces

It really depends where you are in the world. AC in Costa rica - fine. AC in India - bad.

Of course, if you need it you need it, and my simplification is overly simplified.

No one else has to do timetabling, like a Head of Science has to do timetabling.

Interesting. Just had a bit of a read up on this. Who decides which track students follow? And how do schools manage parents expectations of which paths students should be on?

Is it too late to give Sacha Baron Cohen an Oscar for this? Not a damn lie told. 🇺🇸

PHILLY SHOWING UP!

No Kings Day!!

Happy No Kings Day!

Every flashbang could instead be a meal for a poor kid. Every hotel room for a National Guardsman deployed to fire at our neighbors could house a homeless vet. Every "less-than-lethal" bullet pulled from a journalist's eye could be already needed healthcare for anyone else. All of this is a choice.

Do they not get separated into 2 types of school in Germany after primary school? This sounds like a much better system than expecting all students to study for academic qualifications in 8-10 subjects

Yes, but the threat of having your parent come in and watch you would certainly make you think twice about your actions. Especially if kids have seen other parents come in.

I really don't think it could ever be something that works, but it sure would add angle to behaviour management.

But if you set it as a goal, and the school policy says that it's an expectation that if not met requires a sanction, then this is bound to lead to inconsistencies. This then leads to kids feeling they are being treated unfairly (rightly so), and then either further poor behaviour and/or complaints.

"forcing them into standards", otherwise known as expecting students to follow the rules that are set, is what supports students to reach their goals. Some students dream of becoming heart surgeons but won't even bring their book to class. Being their friend won't help them (or others) succeed.

Teachers who say "I have a great relationship with 'X student' (who other teachers struggle with)."

Translation: "I set my standards lower for this student and allow them to get away with more than the school rules set out"

#UKEd

It's true. We had a PGCE student come to us for their 2nd placement this year with slides from their first placement that all had "I do, We do, You do" across the bottom. Completely destroys any hope of story building or creativity in planning.

...I don't think students would be half as interested with what was going on at the board, and I wouldn't gain as much feedback as to what they did know or where they were going wrong.

...is at each step of the calculation, asking students what they think, drawing in their fundamental knowledge of maths, rearranging equations and understanding of units. If I didn't pause to ask questions throughout my explanation...

Completely agree with this analysis. As a science teacher, I may use "I do, we do, you do" for
A simple but formulaic skill with some variations (e.g. drawing a tangent for rates of reaction), but not for most tasks. What's much more impactful for physics calculation for example...

Why are we not at a last resort? School funding (in real terms) per pupil has gone down year upon year for decades. Buildings are crumbling and costs are rising. On top of this, other public services that previously supported schools have been cut. Students are bearing the consequences.

It hurts our current exam year students, yes. But it benefits all students after that due to greater funding for schools and better retention.

If we only ever think about our current exam groups, education will continue to be eroded until there's nothing left.

Please can we strike like the train operators do? Significant strikes for a real long-term difference to education.

Donald Trump pausing tariffs is clearly a stunt to earn his rich friends more money:

1. Crash the stock market.
2. Get your millionaire friends to invest in crashed stocks.
3. Pause the tariffs and allow the stocks to recover earnings the millionaires more millions.
4. Repeat