John Warner

biblioracle.bsky.social

18 June 2026 00:05

Once I made this point explicit to students they brought a fundamentally different orientation to the work of peer response. I reminded them how useful it was to see the work in progress of another human trying to solve a similar problem as you. They get it.

Rev. Benjamin Cremer

brcremer.bsky.social

28 April 2026 16:10

Notice how a book can make you gay, a vaccine can make you autistic, a mask can make you sicker, and a poster of the Ten Commandments can make you moral, but guns don’t kill people.

Alex Shevrin Venet

asv.bsky.social

25 March 2026 19:50

This summer I'm teaching a workshop on human-centered education writing. What's your favorite piece of education writing that centers students/teachers as full people, even as we discuss policy or practice? Blogs, articles, book chapters, etc all welcome! #EduSky

David Atkinson

davidatkinsonpoet.bsky.social

12 February 2026 19:52

I love how poetry plays with language I found this on my favourite poetry podcast – Poetry Unbound The plurality in meaning is a joy. But the poem is more than word play, it's sonically brilliant & the tonal register is slightly different depending on how you read it #poetry #poemoftheday #vegan

Christine Esposito

msespo.bsky.social

05 January 2026 19:15

Prior to break, students read a book on Gordon Parks. They beginning to use the TQE method for annotating (though w/post-it notes because..book). I'm compiling them so we can discuss. My favorite one so far: The 20th century is WILD!