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Cybertraps for Educators: Digest #2021-11-22

Highlights from the week of November 15 - 21, 2021

Picture of Old Pier 1 and Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn, NY (2021) [Frederick Lane]
Old Pier 1 and Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn, NY (2021) [Frederick Lane]

In this week's issue:


The Cybertraps Podcast: Week of November 15, 2021

TCP Episode #95 — Benefits of Clearinghouse with Nancy Pugliese

TCP Episode #94 — It’s 10 PM. Do You Know What App Your Student Is Using?

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Florida Teacher Loses Three Days of Salary over Transphobic Facebook Posts

Administrative Law Judge Lowers Suspension by Two Days

In 2019, Florida math teacher Thomas Caggiano received an email from a student asking that he use her preferred name and pronouns, which were different from what was listed in the class roster. Caggiano refused, saying that “pronouns are not a negotiable thing for me.”

The school’s principal, Saryn Hatcher, spoke to Caggiano and told him that his position was in violation of school policy. Hatcher also set up an “All-In” inclusivity training for all of the teachers in the school, including Caggiano.

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