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Published October 23, 2017 at 4032 × 3024 in EdCampLI world languages
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Bernie Sanders@SenSanders·
29 Jun

Taxpayers provided funding for the development of this drug. Now Gilead is price-gouging off it during a pandemic. Beyond disgusting.

Coronavirus treatment must be free to all. https://t.co/RcZHmnTL6G

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Gilead's coronavirus treatment remdesivir to cost $3,120 per U.S. patient with private insurance https://t.co/eSTgu90H2X

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Nycol Didcote@nycoldidcote·
29 Jun

Student engagement vs student investment. Grateful to participate in #Connected2020 virtually this year! This conference in 2017 was what shifted the trajectory of my learning. Meeting this presenter and many others made me a better educator.

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Yong Zhao, Ph.D@YongZhaoEd·
28 Jun

The idea of keeping kids at home, and having parents work at home, for however long, until we get a vaccine,” Nuzzo told me, “it seems to me that there are harms that kids are experiencing that we are not accounting for.” https://t.co/B2mcVGkvhL

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Fixing Education@FixingEducation·
28 Jun

Many teachers have been forced to leave the profession since they are unable to pay their student loan debt with current salaries.

One 2nd year teacher who quit explained, “I’m good with money. I was making $1,000 MORE a month as a waitress. I can’t pay my loans or buy a house!”

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CNN Newsroom@CNNnewsroom·
28 Jun

"The history we’ve been taught about slavery and the end of slavery and what follows is so sanitized that I think so much of the opposition to the idea of reparations is because most Americans really don't know,” NYT magazine’s @nhannahjones discusses her latest piece.

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