Tweets of the week

• Netgain, generating a new generation of technologists for the public interest: https://t.co/XrbTxbEy2f2016-02-29
• RT @efceleste: FB: If you love public schools and want to see them thrive, this is the best way to learn what’s ahead for schools in the co… 2016-03-01
• wish this wasn’t so apt https://t.co/kuAea1QcMX2016-03-01
• what does this say about religion to you? https://t.co/BFI8H0bbH32016-03-01
• RT @tvanderark: Preparing Globally Competent Students https://t.co/lKTO6mGmaD via @vifglobaled@Getting_Smart#GlobalEdhttps://t.co/BJcIJ9…2016-03-01
• Intriguing papers from the New Systems Project: https://t.co/wsnRKnWpgV2016-03-01
• Best piece of research I’ve seen lately on the issues surrounding Trump in US politics: https://t.co/LO34Y8SvRc2016-03-02
• Useful essays on evangelizing catechesis and the catechumenal model: https://t.co/RIQxFXF7Rt2016-03-03
• an essay about boredom in class that has lots of resonance for what boredom in church might mean: https://t.co/cemieN3keH2016-03-03
• Love that my sister-in-law’s campaign is getting this coverage! https://t.co/FYk0ymkslp2016-03-05
• curriculum resources for social justice: https://t.co/hF9V2KAc0w2016-03-06
• Clinton’s a capitalist and Sander’s a democratic socialist — so clear in this debate. Time for the US to try democratic socialism. 2016-03-06