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How can unicorns help students learn? 🦄 Brian Coleman, ASCA' 2019 Counselor of the Year, says that embracing our "inner unicorn" – our unique strengths, experiences, & perspectives – allows students to do the same. #ToleranceWeek #TuesdayThoughts

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Enguerrand VII de Coucy2 years ago

@ASCAtweets

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Teacher in RI2 years ago

@ASCAtweets Defund the DOE

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🥜🫃🏼💉🇺🇦🥥Hollaria Briden, Esq.2 years ago

@ASCAtweets I’m embracing my inner Vivek right now.

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sebastian2 years ago

@ASCAtweets Please abolish the DOE.

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Sandy 〽️2 years ago

Tolerance? You're demanding tolerance?

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Walter Bellhaven2 years ago

@ASCAtweets While the DOE is spouting this nonsense about unicorns ... "Not One Student Was Proficient In Math In 23 Baltimore Schools: REPORT"

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Oh Hi Mark2 years ago

@ASCAtweets “So here it is. I’m not a competent individual. But guess what? I am a self proclaimed made up magical creature! So that’s pretty much the same thing, right? Great!”

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Julia Gulia2 years ago

@ASCAtweets This is just so embarrassing how do you people sleep at night

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Memill2 years ago

@ASCAtweets Since he promotes teaching about the inner unicorns instead of math, is this the person to blame that Baltimore has only 11% of its high school students proficient in math? And none of them scored the highest grade of 4, the best that any in 11% could do was to score a 3.

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Rita Panahi2 years ago

@ASCAtweets

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