Good thread. New FBI material shows FBI gave Flynn the chance to tell the truth but realized he might well lie to the agents. Which he did. Which he later admitted in court. Also shows FBI wanted to play it straight because of Flynn’s position in the White House. https://t.co/FuyNd6pHfp
— David Corn (@DavidCornDC) April 30, 2020
Laura Ingraham criticizes 'the media': "They'll say this whole mask thing is settled science, just like they do with climate change. Of course it's not" pic.twitter.com/DucraJXzlU
— Jason Campbell (@JasonSCampbell) April 30, 2020
Laura Ingraham is trying to sow doubt about that efficacy of masks. While the CDC doesn't quantify how helpful masks are and urges Americans not to feel a false sense of security, Ingraham's framing here is reckless.
— Yashar Ali ๐ (@yashar) April 30, 2020
Laura Ingraham is a menace and a danger to public health pic.twitter.com/2IkW33WWSg
Reported US coronavirus deaths:
— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 30, 2020
9 weeks ago: 0 deaths
8 weeks ago: 11 deaths
7 weeks ago: 38 deaths
6 weeks ago: 149 deaths
5 weeks ago: 938 deaths
4 weeks ago: 4,780 deaths
3 weeks ago: 14,817 deaths
2 weeks ago: 30,844 deaths
1 week ago: 46,688 deaths
Right now: 60,967 deaths
Reported US coronavirus deaths on date:
— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 30, 2020
Feb. 29: 1 death
Mar. 29: 2,425 deaths
Apr. 29: 60,967 deaths
This sums up... actually, the whole Trump presidency right now. pic.twitter.com/dED9Xl51nH
— Seth Abramson (@๐ ) (@SethAbramson) April 30, 2020
Here's a fun way to include live Memoji or Animoji as a 'teacher talk' head for instructional videos in #Quicktime Contact the team @Usingtechbetter for PL for your staff.
— Paul Hamilton (@PaulHamilton8) April 30, 2020
Full tutorial on setup and 'how-to' here. Take a look. https://t.co/m7qYahQdzT @AppleEDU #remotelearning pic.twitter.com/h8FdcyishX
Teachers, don't do this. This is terrible and easily avoided. Don't erase genocide. Your students deserve the truth and they can handle it. https://t.co/Tbm94cW2m1
— Jesse Wente (@jessewente) April 29, 2020
pretty sure 2009 Ben Shapiro and 2014 Ben Shapiro would think 2020 Ben Shapiro is full of shit pic.twitter.com/u6uCUhczbb
— shauna (@goldengateblond) April 29, 2020
During our STEMinar, @lucasjedu and I asked 100+ #STEM educators what word they want associated with their #STEMeducation programmes last night. Wow. #Inspiration @MonashEducation #MonashSTEM #PrimarySTEMchat pic.twitter.com/NbfIPa3Mu8
— Jared Carpendale (@think_STEM) April 29, 2020
RT @dmsroy: Experimenting with wind, lego and aerodynamics.
— ACDE (@EducationDeans) April 29, 2020
STEM fun learning #PrimarySTEMChat @rachaellehr @thammerlund pic.twitter.com/83QoACtXY1
Updated Collection of Remote Learning Resources and Activities https://t.co/QbCTU9KHrf #isteten #etcoaches #iste20 pic.twitter.com/6m8yNsfPOS— Steve Wick ๐ (@WickedEdTech) April 28, 2020
Until Eric Trump explains his statement to media that Russian banks finance all Trump's golf courses I'm not exactly clear on why I should have any interest whatsoever in what Eric says about Trump Organization and Trump family tax returns that are still being hidden from America https://t.co/zgxVyPRezt
— Seth Abramson (@๐ ) (@SethAbramson) April 28, 2020
The Mayo Clinic has now deleted this tweet. Hmm. pic.twitter.com/M3Z9dTu8Bk
— Charles Johnson (@Green_Footballs) April 28, 2020
Here is a new set of #MathReps created in @Seesaw for the @KindRockets ! These are a type of @eduprotocols, and have been created for home learning practice.
— Coach Ben ๐๐ (@cogswell_ben) April 28, 2020
๐https://t.co/mJR9K5Ueiv#seesawchat #kinderchat #alisalstrong #k2cantoo #eduprotocol #wearecue #cuecraft #mbcue pic.twitter.com/sNb4f8HBog
Create a Digital Gallery and Museum Walk Using Google Slides! https://t.co/0NOla0TxzM#distancelearning #remoteteaching #education #distanceteaching #creativity #GoogleEDU #googleet #googleei pic.twitter.com/vdIoG3XpqW
— Rabbi Michael Cohen #EducatedByDesign (@TheTechRabbi) April 28, 2020
Unresolved friction eventually turns to resentment & resistance.
— Dan Rockwell (@Leadershipfreak) April 28, 2020
Weak leaders ignore conflict. Compassionate leaders face conflict head on.
Leadership requires courage to face conflict w/gentleness. #leadership#LFreakquote
How to Create and Manage Multiple Signatures in Gmail https://t.co/CMXoCd5s4P via @YouTube
— Richard Byrne (@rmbyrne) April 28, 2020
As students arrive to class today, their check-in activity is seeing if they can come up with any product that proves this graphic wrong. #MYPDesign pic.twitter.com/AkoK2GI6Dc
— Excited Educator ๐๐ช๐บ (@LennyDutton) April 28, 2020
“Anyone who wants a test can get one. “ ~Donald Trump, March 6th https://t.co/HdNVKSsJWK
— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) April 27, 2020
Are you interested in ways to extract signals of #biodiversity change from unstructured crowd-sourced #citizenscience #data e.g. @inaturalist?
— Gio Rapacciuolo (@giorapac) April 27, 2020
Here's a recording of my virtual seminar on the topic:https://t.co/V1KSHImcRf https://t.co/8uz7cZJpi3
"That's according to Tom Nichols, author of "The Death of #Expertise," who says Americans have become insufferable know-it-alls, locked in constant conflict and debate with others over topics they actually know almost nothing about." #knowledge https://t.co/2XvH2PDW00 #TOK— TOKInSING (@InSINGwithTOK) April 28, 2020
Question: If an American President loses more Americans over the course of six weeks than died in the entirety of the Vietnam War, does he deserve to be re-elected? pic.twitter.com/JCgmrxLAuB
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) April 27, 2020
How do you get *463% excess mortality* for a bad flu season, or dying with but not of Covid?
— Ari Schulman (@AriSchulman) April 28, 2020
Again and again: skeptics are not offering critiques on which reasonable minds may differ. They just don't engage this at all—and now to boot hide under the banner of "facts" and "data." https://t.co/pOHGCDl7jC
Hey all, Donnie again. I've updated the writing templates/graphic organizers that I use with my students. These are great for distance learning, so feel free to copy/borrow/steal any that you'd like:— Donnie (@mrpiercEy) April 26, 2020
Link: https://t.co/s8IgCN5Btz#kygodigital #edtech @GoogleForEdu #googleEI pic.twitter.com/yEZrwujWXc
Trump previously said he expected 60,000 deaths — tonight he revised that up to 70,000.— Blake News (@blakehounshell) April 27, 2020
Fox New's John Roberts asked Pence what went wrong with his promise to have four million tests available by mid-March. Pence said Roberts was confused because Pence only meant tests would exist, not that they'd be completed. Amazing.— Dan Friedman (@dfriedman33) April 27, 2020
Posted yesterday: Remote Learning Teaching Tips (with an emphasis on blended learning) https://t.co/OO3Llr63P6 #edchat #futureready #suptchat #edutwitter #remotelearning pic.twitter.com/LVAnrA9S1L— Eric Sheninger (@E_Sheninger) April 27, 2020
During hastily rescheduled news conference, President Trump takes a moment to address the mirror https://t.co/4aEC6I2QjO— Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) April 27, 2020
Coursera makes courses available for free to the unemployed https://t.co/qRrB5HRBS4— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) April 27, 2020
5-minute blues guitar lesson: Learn to play sliding diad chords https://t.co/sFgvUDOaRT— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) April 27, 2020
For the record pic.twitter.com/m5VXKRExTk— Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) April 26, 2020
“Don't despair if your child is glued to a screen, it may be keeping them sane” #isedcoach #digcit https://t.co/GVhmwDy5LB— Keri-Lee Beasley (@klbeasley) April 27, 2020
#Day36 #ScienceActivity— Dr Jo Science ๐ฌ๐งฌ๐งช๐งซ (@DrJoScience) April 27, 2020
Investigate the cohesive forces of surface tension by seeing how many drops of water you can fit on a penny - use a pipette, syringe or straw. Does it change with temperature? Why or Why not?#ScienceFromHome #DrJoScience #HomeSchooling2020 #RemoteLearning pic.twitter.com/UNFShJqWh9
When @realDonaldTrump rips on “ivy leage elites”, why does anyone believe him?— Stephanie Ruhle (@SRuhle) April 27, 2020
He’s always dreamed of being elite & how would he characterize this line up? ๐ https://t.co/XIGjeEgbj7
Good job, America. pic.twitter.com/rm78VEOIkV— Tim O'Brien (@TimOBrien) April 27, 2020
To be clear: He actually called the anti-lockdown protesters "great people." pic.twitter.com/b3vSjiwvNx— David Neiwert (@DavidNeiwert) April 26, 2020
The Uluburun is a 3,300-year-old shipwreck discovered off the coast of Uluburun (Grand Cape), near Kaล in south-western Turkey. https://t.co/1jFBqerLx5— Ancient Origins (@ancientorigins) April 27, 2020
Create a self grading quiz #GoogleEDU https://t.co/HGgZvr7QPw— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) April 27, 2020
Interestingly, as @LindsayPGorman has noted, @Facebook's Deepfake policy only covers depictions of people saying things they didn't say, not doing things they didn't do. This is a known loophole that this appears to be testing. Will be fascinating to see what they do here. https://t.co/CTuhqdIB9f— Laura Rosenberger (@rosenbergerlm) April 27, 2020
— Megan Venezia (@venezia_megan) April 26, 2020
Created a Reading Comprehension Strategies #HyperDoc with seven strategies that will help students to grow their reading practice!! Empowering students to grow as a reader each day. Slides are linked to each reading strategy! Link in comments if you’re interested. #BetterTogether pic.twitter.com/V7tyYYG28X— Megan Venezia (@venezia_megan) April 26, 2020
Awesome book report! RT @faeza_mithwani: @DoInkTweets check it out: https://t.co/4j8w1HBalK Love the imaginative use of the #doink #greenscreen props. #everyonecancreate— Karen Miller (@Kdmiller4) April 27, 2020
One other thing: re President Trump's use of "failing" to refer to @nytimes.— Cliff Levy (@cliffordlevy) April 26, 2020
Well, actually, I will just let the chart do the talking. pic.twitter.com/pchNNDOVbe
NEW: a lot of data on reported Covid deaths is highly suspect, so we’ve been looking into excess mortality — how many more people than usual have been dying around the world in recent weeks?— John Burn-Murdoch (@jburnmurdoch) April 26, 2020
Story by me, @ChrisGiles_ & @valentinaromei (free to read): https://t.co/EiE5Q3OSmR pic.twitter.com/AiTdBnBma9
I saw right-wing conspiracy-mongering senator Tom Cotton on Fox News this morning and began re-thinking my disbelief in reptilian humanoids.— Kurt Andersen (@KBAndersen) April 26, 2020
All of them first appeared on earth in the late 1970s and early 80s—during the right-wing paradigm shift. And rule of 3. Facts are facts. pic.twitter.com/AMR6CjnpUL
CHECK OUT The ABC Shortcuts of Google Apps eBook that— Jessica Twomey (@jlabar2me) April 26, 2020
we made! https://t.co/NaaHLzvLF4
This resource can help with building digital literacy for kids AND grown ups!#innovatingplay #gafe4littles #gsuiteedu #keytips #googleEDU #gttribe #dbcincbooks #edtech @dbc_inc pic.twitter.com/yl4FVqILJd
Can we get real here? There's no evidence that the GOP base cares about deficits or excess spending per se. The Tea Party wasn't a rebellion against deficits — it was a rebellion against spending to help poor people and minority groups 1/ https://t.co/MTR23FL2HF— Paul Krugman (@paulkrugman) April 26, 2020
In December last year, Taiwanese experts and intelligence sources detected a mystery virus outbreak in Wuhan. Taiwan tried to warn the World Health Organisation of a possible epidemic by email. But it was ignored. #60Mins pic.twitter.com/JvmyH2t0IM— 60 Minutes Australia (@60Mins) April 26, 2020
Donnie, it must suck that you can't stop yourself from talking so much. You literally lie about your lie which only leads to another lie. To help you out, here is the video. pic.twitter.com/mAZNQ6c7b9 https://t.co/sVXRNdhEm1— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) April 26, 2020
Life hack:— Gordana Biernat (@MyPowertalk) April 25, 2020
When times are good:
✨Be present.
✨Enjoy the NOW.
When times are bad:
✨Plan the change.
✨Imagine a GOOD future.#Love#SaturdayThoughts
+ Strong themes. All real. So, can we start doing schooling differently, please. https://t.co/hLsExEUc9i— Adriano Di Prato (@AdrianoDiPrato) April 25, 2020
Translation: the lives of working class Americans are dispensable... https://t.co/MltnyRn35o— Kurt Bardella (@kurtbardella) April 26, 2020
Check out these resources on the @TCRWP FB page, strategies to help parents work with their youngest readers #tcrwp @KinderWithAsh https://t.co/90ZXx9V27p— Kristi Guinness (@KristiGuinness) April 26, 2020
That under-watered or neglected plant in the corner of your room can still thrive. Here’s how: https://t.co/2XS5KEl56B— Vox (@voxdotcom) April 26, 2020
Anyone covering the protests should understand that this antivax effort was *made to be photographed*. Signs were designed & sold nationally by a CA antivaxxer who decided photogenic protests would get more coverage. For some reason media can’t grasp this &keeps giving attention. pic.twitter.com/p4m2ehZNPO— Renee DiResta (@noUpside) April 26, 2020
The full quote, Jan. 22: “We have it totally under control. It’s one person coming in from China. We have it under control. It’s going to be just fine.” https://t.co/dstiV1acXY— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) April 25, 2020
Nasa Image show air pollution drop in India after lockdown https://t.co/HHl7qRVRdp via @YouTube— Prof Asha Rao (@AshaRaoRMIT) April 26, 2020
Thank you @thammerlund Can we hold on to this after #Covid_19 ? @narendramodi
And now, a message from Dr. Anthony Fauci. #SNLAtHome pic.twitter.com/LYemNAWaAT— Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) April 26, 2020
Oh, yes. Here it is @realDonaldTrump! pic.twitter.com/V9jxeGQ4KN— Alyssa Milano (@Alyssa_Milano) April 26, 2020
“I don’t care. It doesn’t matter to me at all,” Caputo said in response to the unearthing of his insanely racist tweets https://t.co/4bfBzSTFSk— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) April 26, 2020
This is important. Does anyone know the original maker? Also cc @djolder I feel this could be important. pic.twitter.com/qXEQUUM9NV— David M. Perry (@Lollardfish) April 25, 2020
This is from the WH transcript:— Jim Acosta (@Acosta) April 25, 2020
THE PRESIDENT: Deborah, have you ever heard of that? The heat and the light, relative to certain viruses, yes, but relative to this virus?
DR. BIRX: That is *Not as a treatment. I mean, certainly fever --
THE PRESIDENT: Yeah. https://t.co/TQ8TdwtJA4
I'm no math expert, but this curve doesn't look flat to me...— Jaime Harrison (@harrisonjaime) April 24, 2020
But please, @LindseyGrahamSC, tell us more about how the REAL problem is out-of-work folks receiving too much from unemployment insurance. pic.twitter.com/nGHqBYHBNy
You can track jumps in the 1918 Flu Pandemic with public gatherings....— Ethan Somers (@ethanjsomers) April 26, 2020
So many people are going to get sick die from this- so many. https://t.co/AQ7ZIRBStu
Meanwhile in Canada, one of the country's foremost conservative leaders comes down hard on anti-lockdown protests in his province. https://t.co/bf5mt72C1F— Josh Wingrove (@josh_wingrove) April 26, 2020
Shout out to all of the fringe media outlets who feverishly scrambled all night to claim Trump didn't say to inject disinfectant, or that he was referencing some obscure UV light treatment, only to be kneecapped at noon by the president, who now says he was just kidding.— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) April 24, 2020
We have launched a new European data platform where researchers can collect and share their datasets.— European Commission ๐ช๐บ (@EU_Commission) April 25, 2020
This will allow us to better understand, diagnose and defeat the #coronavirus, together. #StrongerTogether
Check out the platform ↓
Progress of new COVID19s infections in Wisconsin since the April 7th in person election. pic.twitter.com/bE4T7DuN18— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) April 25, 2020
Reported US coronavirus deaths:— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 25, 2020
8 weeks ago: 0 deaths
7 weeks ago: 17 deaths
6 weeks ago: 49 deaths
5 weeks ago: 249 deaths
4 weeks ago: 1,588 deaths
3 weeks ago: 7,152 deaths
2 weeks ago: 18,758 deaths
1 week ago: 37,054 deaths
Right now: 51,017 deaths
Trump suggested doctors could inject people with disinfectant to cure COVID-19—and calls to NYC Poison Control about bleach and cleaner poisonings doubled. https://t.co/P0HtfMdYyR— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) April 25, 2020
Imaging traveling back in time and showing your 2016 self this chyron pic.twitter.com/PjrD0ZCBMI— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 24, 2020
Doctor details "torture" of watching her 4-year-old son struggling to breathe while battling coronavirus, and the heartbreaking words he muttered through his distress https://t.co/SwrUsKjeu5 pic.twitter.com/2m3XrZhGIN— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 25, 2020
Leading during a pandemic: Lead with sensitivity, empathy and trust. Know that individuals have different needs. People are your most valuable asset. Loved this article by @RachelSMontanez https://t.co/IrBbY9IrNM #edleadership #isedcoach #asiaED #Wlead pic.twitter.com/3VGNR43y3W— Jill Zappia (@JillZappia) April 25, 2020
I just saw this aerial picture of a protest today in Madison, WI demanding to open society back up and it truly feels like a gut punch moment where no matter what we do, there is a minority of people who are determined to make sure that millions of people die. Am I wrong? pic.twitter.com/q6IU3NUzWD— max cotterill (@mcotteri) April 24, 2020
1st question at today’s briefing.... Trump owes tens of millions to the Bank of China - and the loan is due soon https://t.co/igbHjGo72C— Christopher Hahn (@ChristopherHahn) April 24, 2020
...WHAT pic.twitter.com/CCOYIsfSm7— Pod Save America (@PodSaveAmerica) April 23, 2020
Surely he knows that cancer, obesity and heart disease aren’t contagious?— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) April 24, 2020
Right? https://t.co/fPtw9xos3k
just end us you big dumb bitch https://t.co/1rn1qcovb0— stan of cleves (@alex_abads) April 24, 2020
— A.J. Carrillo (@ajcarrillo) April 24, 2020
"What if—these are smart scientists, very smart—we put a crew on a submarine and then miniaturized it by shrinking the atoms and injected the sub into the bloodstream of the sickest patients and they could be fixed from the inside? We're going to be looking very closely at this." pic.twitter.com/ftnhz94alz— Jon Schwarz (@schwarz) April 24, 2020
Ted Cruz was very concerned about how the federal government responds to disease. pic.twitter.com/hGFq2bsXg2— David M. Perry (@Lollardfish) April 24, 2020
Here's Fox News on the rise of tyrannical federal government. pic.twitter.com/E4tmXxZG8X— David M. Perry (@Lollardfish) April 24, 2020
Shift away from Screen Quantity to Content Quality. Are schools following research and updated guidelines or fear mongering? #ScreenTime in the Age of #Coronavirus | Common Sense Media @CommonSenseEd https://t.co/qH41YjwTZW— Sunny Thakral (@KSThakral) April 24, 2020
I was so inspired by everyone’s ideas to get outside that I got my 3 year old outside painting with a leaf “paintbrush”. We went for a nature walk and collected some leaves to use. He loved it! #PrimarySTEMchat pic.twitter.com/zYXyGVTpz7— Fi Morrison (@FiMorrison2) April 24, 2020
— Talia Lavin (@chick_in_kiev) April 24, 2020
If you're interested in Ten Tiny Things, you might like to check out the blog Kyle & I had back when it first published. It's full of tiny contributions from all over, along with some activity ideas. https://t.co/sHLEQqo2KO#PrimarySTEMChat @FremantlePress https://t.co/pXk82V0FgU— Meg McKinlay (@MegMcKinlay) April 24, 2020
It took one month to the day. https://t.co/nsoSAxM3c7— Wesley Clark (@WesClarkjr) April 23, 2020
Just FYI... Singapore has seen its cases double in just the past few days (after initially appearing to have Coronavirus under control). Singapore’s daily temp hovers in the high 80’s with nearly 90% humidity.— Bianna Golodryga (@biannagolodryga) April 23, 2020
๐คHere's today's audio challenge from @dailySTEM to think, talk, and ask. Say "Alexa, ask my kid a daily STEM question" (one time setup https://t.co/l8MeBStzhP). No Alexa? go to https://t.co/xk1GgxwWhc. #PrimarySTEMChat #outdoorSTEM #RemoteLearning #STEMatHome #Steam #Teachers pic.twitter.com/YJhnJ1DVa2— Ask My Kid - Bite Sized Audio to Challenge Kids (@askMyClass) April 23, 2020
Remember when Republicans lost their shit over @MichelleObama suggesting we all eat more vegetables to combat obesity ... well ... today @realDonaldTrump suggested we inject ourselves with UV Rays and Bleach ... waiting for GOP outrage in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ... https://t.co/P4CuzmDOmq— Kurt Bardella (@kurtbardella) April 24, 2020
Laura Ingraham says the quiet part out loud and says if they don’t restart the economy soon, Joe Biden could end up being elected president pic.twitter.com/z5SOqdvLYm— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) April 24, 2020
Get a load of Dr. Birx's demeanor after Trump tells her, "I would like you to speak to the medical doctors to see if there's any way that you can apply light and heat to cure [coronavirus]." pic.twitter.com/TP0QoSzkYl— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 23, 2020
I hope my constituents know that, if they need to be obnoxious, they should do so by emailing or DMing me and my fellow elected officials, not by abusing law enforcement, who are just doing their jobs. https://t.co/bWHpkbcjTH— Cyrus Habib (@cyrushabib) April 24, 2020
Here is Dr. Birx's reaction when President Trump asks his science advisor to study using UV light on the human body and injecting disinfectant to fight the coronavirus. pic.twitter.com/MVno5X7JMA— Daniel Lewis (@Daniel_Lewis3) April 24, 2020
"I'm the president and you're fake news" -- Trump to @PhilipRucker after he asks him if it's responsible to make all sorts of wacky and unproven suggestions about possible coronavirus treatments pic.twitter.com/8ag4izDrGj— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 23, 2020
It’s difficult to conceptualize how many people have lost their livelihood but @nytimes has found a way to start: https://t.co/LHsLDshMtG— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) April 24, 2020
After hearing presentation President Trump suggests irradiating people's bodies with UV light or injecting them with bleach or alcohol to deal with COVID19. pic.twitter.com/cohkLyyl9G— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) April 23, 2020
A5: I’ve been reading a lot about permaculture and sustainable living. Would LOVE to turn the huge grass area at the front of our school into a food forest! We have a community growers market the kids could sell at... it would be amazing!! #PrimarySTEMchat— Erin (@erinschocolate) April 23, 2020
There are some brilliant apps and programs... I loved the bird watch one and did a cloud one a while back. There is a site https://t.co/zTkM7neIJW which is great... #PrimarySTEMChat— Rachael Lehr (@rachaellehr) April 23, 2020
A5: We have a space at school that I would like to have students research and design a butterfly garden. I have a local native gardening group that would like to work with us. It was suggested earlier about capturing hatchings, so will look into this #PrimarySTEMChat— Michele Pikunic (@mmap73) April 23, 2020
This is another book I bought a copy and love it. I highly recommend for both teachers and nature lovers and artists #PrimarySTEMchat pic.twitter.com/hGBSP3CAJo— Priya (@rramapriya) April 23, 2020
Love it! We've seen drones used in a some great ways for science teaching. #PrimarySTEMChat https://t.co/9d9CUTUZg8— Ben Newsome (@BenNewsome_) April 23, 2020
A4: Nature walks if possible. Exploring the simplest which in our times is taken so much for granted. E.g why do insects act the way they do? And how have they evolved... #PrimarySTEMchat pic.twitter.com/rU8JVFCXPF— Maia Bassett (@MaiaBassett) April 23, 2020
— Dr David Roy (@dmsroy) April 23, 2020
@kath_boon @thammerlund There are so many you can be involved in! Here's a few that are great to get involved in https://t.co/4TRJYysvks #PrimarySTEMChat— Ben Newsome (@BenNewsome_) April 23, 2020
A4) Sample insect or bird sounds and play back to class. Sample frogs sounds or bird photos and add to citizen science projects. Create a garden sculpture, identify clouds, make a worm farm, grow vegetables, investigate soil... lots to do! #PrimarySTEMChat https://t.co/MCSi6Rb7Vb— Ben Newsome (@BenNewsome_) April 23, 2020
Planning tasks in such a way which provides opportunities to work outdoors. The material should also be such which is easily available so that students can easily access them. and most imp, all ss to share their work with peers which ll motivate others. #PrimarySTEMchat— Harbinder Chauhan (@pinder03) April 23, 2020
Q4— Dr David Roy (@dmsroy) April 23, 2020
if you have a house with a yard, no worries.
Otherwise - windows. Even exercising can be STEM. Measurement, biology, resources.
Social distancing - learning why is STEM.
For all; talk. Talk to each other and listen and discuss.#PrimarySTEMChat pic.twitter.com/OS05u2UfPL
Four of the five squares are congruent. What’s the ratio of red to purple? pic.twitter.com/dog7l1jlwv— Catriona Shearer (@Cshearer41) April 23, 2020
Oh this is a perfect idea to add to our choice boards for remote Learning. Time to get involved in #CitizenScience while families have time to be out in the local area. #PrimarySTEMchat https://t.co/W7X9JEFAb9— Kath Boon (@kath_boon) April 23, 2020
Just came across this website that maybe useful. #PrimarySTEMChathttps://t.co/M9xsznF4mU— Leone Shapter (@curiosci) April 23, 2020
Here’s a sneak peek at the questions ahead of tomorrow’s #PrimarySTEMChat with @thammerlund ๐ pic.twitter.com/vV6gYNqohs— #PrimarySTEMChat (@primarystemchat) April 22, 2020
Mrs. Nalsok's Website - Literacy @ Home https://t.co/kmqATsMZtM— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) April 23, 2020
“Wow, that’s really ignorant.”— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) April 23, 2020
Anderson Cooper clashes with Las Vegas Mayor Goodman after she justified her wish to quickly reopen casinos, saying, “This isn’t China, this is Las Vegas,” after he showed her a graphic of how coronavirus could spread in a restaurant in China. pic.twitter.com/2iuzXJ1Mdf
Las Vegas Mayor offers city as "control group", "we offer to be a control group" to see how many people die without social distancing. pic.twitter.com/NESE2hActE— Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) April 22, 2020
— Coalition to Stop Gun Violence (@CSGV) April 23, 2020
Gr.4’s @FlorenceMeares were challenged 2 be creative this week and one option was to create #pixelart on #GoogleSheets as learned prior to #distancelearning I’m so proud of the work they turned in. Here are a few pieces of their #EarthDay2020 #ART #hdsbstillconnected @HaltonDSB pic.twitter.com/F9IfAo62ed— Sez Nalsok B.A.,B.Ed.,M.Ed. (@mrsnalsok) April 22, 2020
How To Connect Google Sheets To A Database, Using Apps Script and the JDBC service: https://t.co/qOLISd6Csi— Ben Collins (@benlcollins) April 22, 2020
Thanks to @mike_seekwell, co-founder of @SeekWell_io, for this guest post ๐#GoogleSheets #AppsScript #Database
Creating an Editable Site with #GoogleSheets and #Eleventy | CSS-Tricks https://t.co/2c7aOWbUu7 #webdesign pic.twitter.com/5lTwWiqOA9— Eugenio Corrao (@eugenione) April 22, 2020
Step by step guide on how to access google spreadsheets using python!#Google #python #spreadsheet #GoogleSheetshttps://t.co/uWE4XKG5rp
— Dilan Jayasekara (@dylankalpa) April 22, 2020
We have a President who said at the Republican Convention, “I alone can fix this.” Then he took the backseat when it came to getting tests out.
— Amy Klobuchar (@amyklobuchar) April 22, 2020
This is a national crisis & testing must be done on a national level.
It’s simple — we need a national testing strategy. pic.twitter.com/eOdQgYW9QK
NEW: @realDonaldTrump claimed that the order he signed today suspends all immigration to the U.S. It doesn't even come close. https://t.co/1IdNTSJ7Lz
— Andrew Feinberg (@AndrewFeinberg) April 22, 2020
Reported US coronavirus deaths:
— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) April 22, 2020
8 weeks ago: 0 deaths
7 weeks ago: 9 deaths
6 weeks ago: 31 deaths
5 weeks ago: 111 deaths
4 weeks ago: 704 deaths
3 weeks ago: 3,834 deaths
2 weeks ago: 12,895 deaths
1 week ago: 26,033 deaths
Right now: 45,039 deaths
... pic.twitter.com/lMUPMiFyyb
— yvette nicole brown (@YNB) April 22, 2020
The President spend a month calling it a hoax.
— chris evans (@notcapnamerica) April 22, 2020
Republican governors are opening their states back up and it will spread.
Y’all are really gonna send your kids back to school so they end up like this? #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/sMGchvCoTK
This pandemic has just laid bare America’s worst flaws. Its weaponized ignorance. The myth of rugged individualism. The constant, intentional undermining of science and education. Its restless, ceaseless racism, classism, and unending, inhuman greed. Our putrid, coopted politics.
— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) April 21, 2020
Many such events have been inspired by a Michigan protest that was planned by the Michigan Conservative Coalition (MCC) and the Michigan Freedom Fund (MFF), rightwing lobbying groups with links to the Trump administration.https://t.co/nFxdF8M9tG
— The Grey Man (@IntelOperator) April 20, 2020
These questions should help teachers figure out which online science resources are good ones to share with families.https://t.co/FUtB4U5aSH
— edutopia (@edutopia) April 22, 2020
In #GoogleSheets hold down the shift key and click on different cells (ie which kids do you want in a group). Control C copy. Control V paste and they will be listed together, no spaces. #googleEDU
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) April 22, 2020
Press the letter d in Google Drive. Open the details pane. See what folder the file is in. #keytips #googleEDU
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) April 22, 2020
Death tolls:
— Amy Siskind ๐ณ️๐ (@Amy_Siskind) April 22, 2020
* Korean War - 36,516 (3 years)
* Covid-19 under Trump - 45,016 (March 21-April 21)
* Vietnam War - 58,209 (20 years)
Nationwide View of #COVIDใผ19 Outbreak Over Time
— Topos (@topos_ai) April 22, 2020
Infections Per 100K people. Day by day until April 20th. See more on https://t.co/HMEAmFBC2x
Pink (less than 100)
Light Red (100-200)
Dark Red (200+) pic.twitter.com/dLsYtevDCf
JON KARL: Are you concerned about this VA study showing that hydroxychloroquine can be fatal?
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 21, 2020
TRUMP: "I don't know of the report."
KARL: Are you concerned that the NIH is recommending against treatments you recommended?
TRUMP: "We'll take a look at that." pic.twitter.com/PhYSBMZLzS
