OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid

The K20 Center @k20center

Authenticity for Classroom Instruction

Join @K20Center tonight at 8PM for a chat on "Authenticity for Classroom Instruction". It is going to be a good one and you won't want to miss it! #oklaed pic.twitter.com/oSKkkD6RM5

— K20 Center (@k20center) May 6, 2018

Let’s start off with some introductions. #oklaed pic.twitter.com/liwIk0uJES

— K20 Center (@k20center) May 7, 2018

Some people may want to know who we are! We are @k20center.

OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid

Erin’s interview with Alex Stroukoff @makemedocalex from the K20 Center.

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Shawn Hime @ShawnHime Director of the OSSBA

Legislative Update

#OklaEd Chat pic.twitter.com/X7tvpR402V

— Shawn Hime (@shawnhime) April 30, 2018

A1: Currently there are 32,000 certified teachers who are no longer teaching in an Oklahoma public school. We surveyed those educators and 31% said they’d consider returning w/competitive pay. #Oklaed https://t.co/rqT7XOcq0i

— Joy Hofmeister (@joy4ok) April 30, 2018

A4 The threat is real! We need to inform our communities and help

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Chris Vian @cvian87

GT – Truths and Misconceptions

I look forward to a good discussion tonight!

Question 1: What does it mean to be gifted and talented? #oklaed pic.twitter.com/9cVdwoEu29

— Christopher Vian (@cvian87) April 23, 2018

A1)It is a little embarrassing that our primary method for gifted and talented identification and funding is still based on an I.Q test score. We should study a more equitable way to fund programs that help all students enrich their educational experiences. #OklaEd

— Shawn Hime (@shawnhime) April 23, 2018

OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid

Erin’s interview with Christopher Vian @cvian87

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Stephanie Hinton @thestephhinton and Kristin Atchley @KristinAtchley

Resilient Classrooms

#oklaed pic.twitter.com/vJLaltRd7S

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OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid

Erin’s interview with Stephanie Hinton @thestephhinton and Kristin Atchley @KristinAtchley

OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid

Vanessa Perez @vperezy

Using Your Teacher Voice

Q1: Please go to https://t.co/s1M6aN3Nmo. Pick 3 issues that are important to you. The poll is anonymous and the results will be public.

The poll will close at 8:20 pm tonight. #oklaed pic.twitter.com/Hk2kdzDrAR

— Vanessa Perez (@vperezy) April 9, 2018

A1. The “Teacher Voice” is when the smile is gone, the tone and speed of delivery drops, and solid eye contact is made so that there is no surstion about the seriousness of what you are saying. Legislators need to hear this rather than screaming and ranting. #Oklaed

— Steven Pyle (@sulphurmiddle) April 9, 2018

OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid

Erin’s interview with Vanessa Perez @vperezy

OklaSaid: twitter.com/oklasaid

Hosted by Dr. Jason James @James409Jason

The #OklaEd Walkout

Q1: Answer the question below and tell explain why you chose your answer. #oklaed pic.twitter.com/kNTLHFwt6F

— Dr. Jason James (@James409Jason) April 2, 2018

A1- Current legislation is a great first step. More is needed but every teacher and every school needs to be on the same page in order to be more effective at negotiating. Some are in, some are out, some are out but still having activities. #oklaed

— Steven Pyle (@sulphurmiddle) April 2, 2018

A1: C. It's a first step, but n