Facebook

I mostly use Facebook to stay connected with friends and family.  However, I am a 2nd grade teacher, so I also use a closed group (Mrs. Loew's 2nd Grade) to keep parents of my students connected to our classroom.  I am a teacher at Storm Lake Elementary, so these are a few groups and pages that I follow:
Storm Lake Community School District (page)
Storm Lake Elementary Title I & ESL (page)
Storm Lake Elementary School Library (group)

Facebook serves as a useful tool for teachers to connect with parents and promote community engagement like among us reminds us of the importance of teamwork and communication, which are also essential to building strong relationships in an educational setting.

"Love how you’re using Facebook to keep families engaged—great way to build a strong classroom community Italian Brainrot Clicker

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Right, Facebook and education, an interesting combo! Remember when everyone used dial-up? Seriously though, leveraging social media for parental connection is kinda genius. It's like building a digital village, keeping everyone in the loop. Once upon a time, I was organizing a school play and couldn't reach half the parents, creating a real Slither io size communication gap that threatened the whole production. We ended up using a hastily made email list which was way less efficient, highlighting the beauty of instant updates via social media.