Came across this on Apple News and thought it was an interesting article on social injustice in education and its impact on a teacher in America. @kdarlingmcq.bsky.socialapple.news/AChr8HEWqSH-...

A boy told his teacher she can't understand him because she's white. Her response is on point. — Upworthy

'Be the teacher America's children of color deserve, because we, the teachers, are responsible for instilling empathy and understanding in the hearts of all kids. We are responsible for the future of ...

I might be a tad late for the #WMHD24. But I wanted to share one thing that makes me forget all about the stresses and worries in life… My dog! His name is Cooper and he never fail to make me smile all the time. Even if he’s a farting machine! 😂

One of the guests for the Play Pedagogy panel used this quote in her slides. I loved it because I feel it really sum me up as a person. #uoepgdep#playpedagogy#alberteinstein#quote

Speaking of Moffat Toffee, I have a wee bag of new flavoured Moffat toffee with me. Fancy trying it?

Absolutely, especially if some children have stammer, lisp or selective mutism etc… They probably won’t feel confident enough to correct us on how to pronounce their names.

*warning- this post mentions murders* Additionally, I introduced a wee story about my hometown Moffat to my group as part of the History component and talked about how Moffat contributed to the development of forensic science in Scotland.

Loved today’s session on history for the Social Studies segment of #uoepgdep#historybuff

I like that idea. I always worry about getting the pronunciation of names wrong, even more so when I’ll have a class of 30 pupils and I worry I will get one of their names wrong!

Ooh yes! That would be great!

Turn out I’m not the only one who decided to name their snails. I’ve seen some brilliant names on other posts!