Saturday, May 7, 2022TLPL


Dr. McGrew explains: "If you are a teacher, you’ve probably heard students share something they learned on TikTok or Instagram and thought, “That doesn’t sound true. … ” Sometimes, those stories are lighthearted and laughed off. Other times, they shape the way students think about the world and their place in it." Read full article.
Share
Related News
May 20, 2022
The 74 | As Absenteeism Skyrockets, Schools Get Creative About Luring Back Lost Students
May 20, 2022
Baltimore Sun | Governor's Office on Service and Volunteerism Presents three recipients with 2022 Youth Service Awards
TLPL
May 20, 2022
Diverse: Issues in Higher Education | New Report Offers First Look at DEI Practices in Tenure Review
Office of the Dean
Mar 25, 2022
University of Maryland College of Education Among Best in Nation According to U.S. News & World Report
Dean's Business Office