Stacy Haynes-Moore
@hmteach.bsky.social
assistant prof, edu researcher, veteran classroom teacher /researching teaching and learning practices / opinions do not reflect employer.
Backyard November nightlights
November 12, 2025 at 3:46 AM
Backyard November nightlights
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A2: So many topics! #literacies was my go-to recommendation for doc students as the perfect place to find the latest trends on the edge of the field. And to meet its wonderful community!
October 29, 2025 at 12:26 AM
A2: So many topics! #literacies was my go-to recommendation for doc students as the perfect place to find the latest trends on the edge of the field. And to meet its wonderful community!
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a thing about human teachers—it’s not just about having someone around who’s “nice” or “encouraging,” there’s no substitute for a teacher who likes ideas and enjoys being in a room full of thinking students
October 15, 2025 at 1:11 AM
a thing about human teachers—it’s not just about having someone around who’s “nice” or “encouraging,” there’s no substitute for a teacher who likes ideas and enjoys being in a room full of thinking students
For clarification, this month's chat with Dr. Ann David "Censorship and #Literacies " will be taking place on THURSDAY, September 25th. We are so excited to connect!
September 17, 2025 at 1:19 AM
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Let's do this
Gratitude to history teachers who taught us to love history
I'll start.
Mrs. Paul.
8th grade history teacher
Made us write re: Hamilton & child labor.
Got my attention!
MANY years later I got to thank her for helping me learn to love history
Getting to thank your teachers?
The best!
Gratitude to history teachers who taught us to love history
I'll start.
Mrs. Paul.
8th grade history teacher
Made us write re: Hamilton & child labor.
Got my attention!
MANY years later I got to thank her for helping me learn to love history
Getting to thank your teachers?
The best!
August 31, 2025 at 12:04 AM
Let's do this
Gratitude to history teachers who taught us to love history
I'll start.
Mrs. Paul.
8th grade history teacher
Made us write re: Hamilton & child labor.
Got my attention!
MANY years later I got to thank her for helping me learn to love history
Getting to thank your teachers?
The best!
Gratitude to history teachers who taught us to love history
I'll start.
Mrs. Paul.
8th grade history teacher
Made us write re: Hamilton & child labor.
Got my attention!
MANY years later I got to thank her for helping me learn to love history
Getting to thank your teachers?
The best!
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Spent 40m today reading a kid’s essay and writing to her about it. The takeaway won’t be better writing—it’ll be that someone who cares about her thinks she’s on the right track. Everyone who thinks they’re smart thinks so because someone took time w their work and told them so.
“…faculty members will be able to click an icon that connects them with various AI features…, like a grading tool, a discussion-post summarizer… Canvas’s parent company, Instructure, is also in partnership w/ OpenAI… so instructors can use generative-AI technology as part of their assignments.”
Instructors Will Now See AI Throughout a Widely Used Course Software
New features integrated into Canvas include a grading assistant, a discussion-post summarizer, and even a way to pair assignments with generative AI tools.
www.chronicle.com
July 24, 2025 at 2:09 AM
Spent 40m today reading a kid’s essay and writing to her about it. The takeaway won’t be better writing—it’ll be that someone who cares about her thinks she’s on the right track. Everyone who thinks they’re smart thinks so because someone took time w their work and told them so.
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Check out this NEW MediaWise + Student Reporting Labs series of videos and lessons all about teaching students the basics of generative A.I. @poynterinstitute.bsky.social
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story-maker.org/library/medi...
MediaWise A.I. Unlocked Series
A MediaWise/PBS News Student Reporting Labs series of videos and lessons all about teaching students the basics of generative A.I. This series explores how to detect A.I., identifying misinformation, ...
story-maker.org
March 28, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Check out this NEW MediaWise + Student Reporting Labs series of videos and lessons all about teaching students the basics of generative A.I. @poynterinstitute.bsky.social
story-maker.org/library/medi...
story-maker.org/library/medi...
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OUR 2025 SUMMER BOOK REVIEW FESTIVAL
Doing some personal PD this summer? We've pulled together 23 of our reviews from the past year, highlighting books for teachers, school leaders & other educators working with grades 4-8. Check out these summaries! #edusky
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Doing some personal PD this summer? We've pulled together 23 of our reviews from the past year, highlighting books for teachers, school leaders & other educators working with grades 4-8. Check out these summaries! #edusky
middleweb.substack.com/p/mw-substac...
MW Substack 031: Book Review Issue #2
Do you still read books about teaching and leading? Reflecting on the ideas of colleagues is a great way to add some DIY to your PD this summer!
middleweb.substack.com
June 18, 2025 at 3:07 PM
OUR 2025 SUMMER BOOK REVIEW FESTIVAL
Doing some personal PD this summer? We've pulled together 23 of our reviews from the past year, highlighting books for teachers, school leaders & other educators working with grades 4-8. Check out these summaries! #edusky
middleweb.substack.com/p/mw-substac...
Doing some personal PD this summer? We've pulled together 23 of our reviews from the past year, highlighting books for teachers, school leaders & other educators working with grades 4-8. Check out these summaries! #edusky
middleweb.substack.com/p/mw-substac...
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#TLSkyChat A8. Our world needs readers & thinkers. Our world needs hearts that are empathic & minds that are capable of solving complex problems. Summer is an opportunity to recalibrate our compasses toward the goal of cultivating the readers our world so desperately needs.
June 12, 2025 at 12:56 AM
#TLSkyChat A8. Our world needs readers & thinkers. Our world needs hearts that are empathic & minds that are capable of solving complex problems. Summer is an opportunity to recalibrate our compasses toward the goal of cultivating the readers our world so desperately needs.
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Cuts have consequences, illustrated. As seen on TV 📺
June 3, 2025 at 12:45 AM
Cuts have consequences, illustrated. As seen on TV 📺
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“Libraries are a cornerstone of democracy—where information is free and equally available to everyone. People tend to take that for granted, and they don’t realize what is at stake when that is put at risk.”—Dr. Carla Hayden #Libraries #WisdomWednesday #ILA
May 21, 2025 at 2:15 PM
“Libraries are a cornerstone of democracy—where information is free and equally available to everyone. People tend to take that for granted, and they don’t realize what is at stake when that is put at risk.”—Dr. Carla Hayden #Libraries #WisdomWednesday #ILA
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there's a lot of hope in turning a room of 34 high school sophomores loose to have a self-regulated discussion of what they found baffling in Brave New World
May 21, 2025 at 1:37 PM
there's a lot of hope in turning a room of 34 high school sophomores loose to have a self-regulated discussion of what they found baffling in Brave New World
A7. When my classes first started we were pretty low tech with access & Ss used cellphones to record team discussion and edit. To grow the learning & access to tech tools, suggest connect with HS journalism program advisor/program! Also…lots of helpful resources via JEA & NCTE.
#TLSkyChat
#TLSkyChat
May 15, 2025 at 12:52 AM
A7. When my classes first started we were pretty low tech with access & Ss used cellphones to record team discussion and edit. To grow the learning & access to tech tools, suggest connect with HS journalism program advisor/program! Also…lots of helpful resources via JEA & NCTE.
#TLSkyChat
#TLSkyChat
A4. Found success in secondary ELA with Ss listening, writing and discussing (ex: Serial) in connection across other texts read or studied. Different medium and with awesome literacies ‘practices’ reach.
#TLSkyChat
#TLSkyChat
May 15, 2025 at 12:36 AM
A4. Found success in secondary ELA with Ss listening, writing and discussing (ex: Serial) in connection across other texts read or studied. Different medium and with awesome literacies ‘practices’ reach.
#TLSkyChat
#TLSkyChat
A3. I am a routine listener when outdoors and active (walking, biking, messing with the garden etc.). Also listen to longer pieces or attempt several in a series when driving or traveling.
#TLSkyChat
#TLSkyChat
May 15, 2025 at 12:23 AM
A3. I am a routine listener when outdoors and active (walking, biking, messing with the garden etc.). Also listen to longer pieces or attempt several in a series when driving or traveling.
#TLSkyChat
#TLSkyChat
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I cannot and will never be able to look out at the sea of young faces in a classroom and think, "I should get a chatbot to build something for them to do."
May 4, 2025 at 3:28 PM
I cannot and will never be able to look out at the sea of young faces in a classroom and think, "I should get a chatbot to build something for them to do."
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"[M]edia quiteracy can be an act of not only individual learning but of collective action and social transformation in a heavily mediatized, commercialized, and digitized information environment," write Katie Day Good and Michelle Ciccone.
Media quiteracy: Why digital disconnection belongs in the media literacy curriculum
In this essay, we introduce media quiteracy, which we use to conceptualize and describe the valuable learning that can happen through the refusal to take up new media or the act of pausing or ceasing ...
digitalcommons.uri.edu
April 28, 2025 at 2:50 PM
"[M]edia quiteracy can be an act of not only individual learning but of collective action and social transformation in a heavily mediatized, commercialized, and digitized information environment," write Katie Day Good and Michelle Ciccone.
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"Interestingly, respondents who classify themselves as readers are also more likely than non-readers to consume other forms of media. So it's not necessarily a direct competition between, say, reading and scrolling on your phone. " 📚
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Most Americans want to read more books. We just don't.
When we worry about the declining rates of literacy and a lack of reading skills, it's often about children. But how often are adults reading these days? And what are we reading? A new NPR/Ipsos poll ...
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April 16, 2025 at 9:40 PM
"Interestingly, respondents who classify themselves as readers are also more likely than non-readers to consume other forms of media. So it's not necessarily a direct competition between, say, reading and scrolling on your phone. " 📚
www.npr.org/2025/04/07/n...
www.npr.org/2025/04/07/n...
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English teachers in K-12 classrooms are afraid what will happen if someone doesn't like a book in their classroom or curriculum. Learn more about their experiences from the four chapters of original research in this new edited collection. Printing starts Friday. @ncte.org
Preorder: bit.ly/44igbjW
Preorder: bit.ly/44igbjW
April 10, 2025 at 12:47 AM
English teachers in K-12 classrooms are afraid what will happen if someone doesn't like a book in their classroom or curriculum. Learn more about their experiences from the four chapters of original research in this new edited collection. Printing starts Friday. @ncte.org
Preorder: bit.ly/44igbjW
Preorder: bit.ly/44igbjW
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Happy National Library Week. Frequently at this time of year you’ll see folks posting that it’s a great time to go get your card & grab some books. And that’s fun & important. But it's also a great time to learn what libraries do beyond books and how you can support them. (1/5)
#NationalLibraryWeek
#NationalLibraryWeek
April 7, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Happy National Library Week. Frequently at this time of year you’ll see folks posting that it’s a great time to go get your card & grab some books. And that’s fun & important. But it's also a great time to learn what libraries do beyond books and how you can support them. (1/5)
#NationalLibraryWeek
#NationalLibraryWeek
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Noam Chomsky: “To know where to look, how to look, how to question, how to challenge, how to proceed to deal with the challenges that the world presents to you…in cooperation and solidarity with others. That’s what an educational system should cultivate from kindergarten to high graduate school” 1/2
April 6, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Noam Chomsky: “To know where to look, how to look, how to question, how to challenge, how to proceed to deal with the challenges that the world presents to you…in cooperation and solidarity with others. That’s what an educational system should cultivate from kindergarten to high graduate school” 1/2
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The second is "To protect the arts and humanities, go local" which shows how specific, localized examples can help make a stronger case about the impact of the NEH (& how you might find those examples).
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To protect the arts and humanities, go local.
This post was original written in March. On May 23rd, the President’s budget was released, with NEH, NEA, IMLS, National Historical…
medium.com
April 2, 2025 at 10:35 PM
The second is "To protect the arts and humanities, go local" which shows how specific, localized examples can help make a stronger case about the impact of the NEH (& how you might find those examples).
medium.com/@jasonrhody/...
medium.com/@jasonrhody/...
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I realize this is a weird and vague question, but: do you have a favorite online, interactive learning resource? I'm especially interested in those that allow learners to make connections, try different solutions to a problem, or compare their own experience against whatever's being instructed.
March 18, 2025 at 10:18 PM
I realize this is a weird and vague question, but: do you have a favorite online, interactive learning resource? I'm especially interested in those that allow learners to make connections, try different solutions to a problem, or compare their own experience against whatever's being instructed.
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5 Strategies for Teaching Social Studies in Turbulent Times www.edweek.org/teaching-lea... new post with @christienold.bsky.social
5 Strategies for Teaching Social Studies in Turbulent Times (Opinion)
Giving students the chance to “tug” at current events enables them to explore the historical roots of contemporary issues.
www.edweek.org
February 21, 2025 at 12:02 PM
5 Strategies for Teaching Social Studies in Turbulent Times www.edweek.org/teaching-lea... new post with @christienold.bsky.social
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