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En vivo: la Corte Suprema mantiene vigente el programa DACA que ampara a miles de jóvenes inmigrantes Miles de jóvenes que llegaron sin documentos siendo menores de edad a EEUU están amparados de la deportación por la orden ejecutiva DACA firmada por el expresidente Barack Obama en 2012. El gobierno de Donald Trump puso fin al programa en septiembre de 2017 y dejó a cerca de 700,000 jóvenes en ...

Not all scholars WANT to go back to school this school year...

Some students are flourishing during remote learning. It’s not a majority—many continue to struggle with issues, from connectivity to engagement—but for a handful, the new dynamics allow for more self-paced learning with lower stakes and reduced distractions. We asked teachers what they think might be going on, and consulted the research too. Choice: School schedules are now fluid, giving students choice and flexibility. “I think a few of mine are doing really well getting a taste of more independence. They’re taking ownership...because they’re no longer under the micromanagement of the school day,” teacher Lauren Huddleston told us. Focus: With extracurriculars on hold, there’s more time to focus on academics—a huge benefit for some overextended kids. Pressure: With some schools relaxing workloads and grading, some kids feel less pressure to achieve, freeing them up to learn. Social Dynamics: Remote learning may eliminate some negative in-person social dynamics—like peer pressure—which can impact a kid's ability to participate and focus in class. “The online environment may allow for voices to be heard without the added bit of social anxiety,” says psychology teacher Blake Harvard. Sleep: Kids are getting more of it. That alone can have a significant impact on academic performance. Link to article in bio. #TeachersOfInstagram #EducatorsOfInstagram #Educator #Educators #Teacher #Teachers #Teaching #Classroom #RemoteLearning #RemoteTeaching #OnlineClassroom #OnlineTeaching

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At 8-Years Old, She Was Already Speaking 8 Languages and Playing 8 Instruments In 2015, when Mabou Loiseau from Queens, NYC was just 8-years old, she was already speaking 8 languages - English, Kreyol, Spanish, French, Russian, Arabic, Mandarin and American Sign Language. She was also learning Japanese.

LOL Rocks is going through a transitional period and challenging me to be consistent and EXTREMELY effective with my time management. This pandemic has proved an excuse free opportunity to do what should have been done a while ago.

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Day 1 of Vance County Schools being closed tomorrow due to heavy snowfall!!