Thread on education as a profession of women:
I presented at two conferences in the last two weeks
@SCCTE1 and @WSRAliteracy
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I presented at two conferences in the last two weeks
@SCCTE1 and @WSRAliteracy
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@SCCTE1 @WSRAliteracy I found myself the only man at a presentation by @SCforEd @SCCTE1 and the only man on a panel @WSRAliteracy
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@SCCTE1 @WSRAliteracy @SCforEd A key aspect of the larger education reform movement started in the 1980s and the current "science of reading" movement that isn't addressed as directly as it should be is that teachers are overwhelmingly women; edu legislation often negates professional autonomy for teachers 3/x
@SCCTE1 @WSRAliteracy @SCforEd The current "science of reading" movement wants to legislate reading practice for *all students* and thus supplant teacher expertise about what any students need
Issues such as reading, teacher pay, etc. are about honoring the professionalism of WOMEN
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Issues such as reading, teacher pay, etc. are about honoring the professionalism of WOMEN
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@SCCTE1 @WSRAliteracy @SCforEd Let's continue to note that the politics of men erasing the professionalism of women is what is happening in education reform
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