Judith Beiter @aacpsBeiter

Fantasy and dramatic play help children learn and process their experience of the world, so integrating play in early education is invaluable. @AArmstrong_CD edut.to/2Dk8LQt

A great piece by @drsuperville on the power of #collaboration: building strong teams in cities, lowering municipal silos, and connecting with vetted research and resources — all to wrap students and families with the services they need to thrive in school. #ByAllMeans

Parents: Choosing a #preschool can feel overwhelming. These are the hallmarks of successful programs that you want to see when you visit👇🏻 gse.harvard.edu/news/uk/17/11/…

A "tap-in, tap-out" strategy allows teachers to call in support so they can take a breath and refocus. Does your school have something like this? x.com/edutopia/statu…

A #language experience that begins in childhood and continues through adulthood may positively influence brain networks. More on #bilingualism from @UKnowHGSE: gse.harvard.edu/news/uk/15/10/…

A four-year #college degree isn't the only post-secondary path, according to Nancy Hoffman and Robert Schwartz, authors of 'Learning for Careers.' LISTEN 🔊 to their take on #career readiness and work-based #learning. gse.harvard.edu/news/18/04/har…

6 strategies for a culturally inclusive classroom: 1. Learn how to pronounce students' names. 2. Set aside time for relationship housekeeping. 3. Have 1:1 talks w/ students. 4. Connect w/ parents. 5. See yourself as students see you. 6. Know your content. edut.to/2NKSbeY

.@ConorPWilliams explores the perks of a play-in-the-mud educational philosophy that takes preschool out of the classroom theatlantic.com/education/arch…

Thank you AACPS Design & Print team! Making our new Art Gallery a reality- opening April 21 @AEchoEnvEdAACPS Arlington Echo’s 50th

#TeachSDGs

School leaders must overcome their fears about failing if they want to bring true change and innovation into the learning environment. It is the confluence of leadership and change that moves education forward. via @educationweek bit.ly/2GsFVj6

Congrats to associate professor Dara Strolovitch who won the 2018 Outstanding Professional Achievement Award from @mwcps_tweets. ow.ly/clgX30jbKnT

“Our theory of change is that you need collective leadership, you need to streamline the resources you already have, and you need to bring in new resources as well.” gse.harvard.edu/news/uk/18/03/… via @UKnowHGSE

"Teachers know which kids need extracurricular opportunities. The mayor’s office knows where to find the resources. It takes a citywide commitment to bring the two strands together." gse.harvard.edu/news/uk/18/03/… via @UKnowHGSE

"Given that only two in 10 children have access to a high-quality early education setting in the U.S., it is critical that the field acknowledge and address the need for new ideas and refreshing thinking." hgse.me/2pim7Ft @ZaentzHarvardEd

Does a 15-minute long faculty meeting sound too good to be true? See for yourself.

How do you teach elementary students about bias, diversity, and social justice? edut.to/2nSJnsO

Those who show great leadership qualities can inspire their teams to accomplish amazing things. Here are 8 essential qualities that define great leadership. via @forbes bit.ly/2E870DN

From creating welcoming learning environments to serving as mentors, there are many ways we can encourage girls to pursue #STEM. edut.to/2EXhVRS #GirlsinSTEM