Next presentation: Preparing our Teacher Candidates to Work with Today's Impoverished Students – unfortunately always a timely topic #iate16
— Katrina Kennett (@katrinakennett) November 18, 2016
How are we supporting teacher candidates who themselves are affected by poverty? A question teacher ed programs must ask themselvse #IATE16
— Katrina Kennett (@katrinakennett) November 18, 2016
#teachereducators from @McKendreeU talk National Hunger & Homelessness Week (always the week before #Thanksgiving) https://t.co/bZRY9I56Ub
— Katrina Kennett (@katrinakennett) November 18, 2016
Are you a #newteacher in #illinois? Here is a site with census data and other information about #poverty https://t.co/AwCLxW9YdR
— Katrina Kennett (@katrinakennett) November 18, 2016
Resources for learning more about #poverty: Homeless: The Motel Kids of Orange County https://t.co/cCbAX5fYfG #IATE16 @Dontworryteach
— Katrina Kennett (@katrinakennett) November 18, 2016
Resources for learning about #poverty – Teaching with Poverty in Mind by Eric Jenson
— Katrina Kennett (@katrinakennett) November 18, 2016
Book recommendation on #poverty: Evicted by Matthew Desmond https://t.co/bZZorVu81I and A Framework for Understanding Poverty #IATE16
— Katrina Kennett (@katrinakennett) November 18, 2016
How are we supporting teacher candidates who themselves are affected by poverty? A question teacher ed programs must ask themselvse #IATE16
— Katrina Kennett (@katrinakennett) November 18, 2016
