By Gilcy Aquino | Jul 29, 2021
A pint-sized scientist with a giant-sized curiosity is making the leap from bestselling books to the TV screen this fall. Based on the Ada Twist, Scientist series written by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David Roberts (Abrams), the new Netflix animated series Ada Twist, Scientist, from Chris Nee (
Doc McStuffins), Higher Ground Productions (the production company of Barack and Michelle Obama), and Mark Burton of Wonder Worldwide
, launches on September 28.
Ada Twist, Scientist follows the adventures of Black eight-year-old Ada Twist, who aspires to discover the truth about everything. Ada and her two best friends, Rosie Revere and Iggy Peck, unravel and solve mysteries for friends and family. The show is based on the Questioneers picture book series, which includes
Get A First Look At Netflix s New Animated Series Ada Twist, Scientist, Produced By The Obamas
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I am a teacher, and I’m looking for some perspective on how to deal with students who lie. I teach math completely remotely, and it has been really important for student learning that students complete daily assignments, most of which are completed during class time (what would homework even mean when we are all at home all the time?). I have flexible plans in place for students in crisis, students without internet, students who just need me to cut them some slack. When an assignment is blank after its due date, I mark it missing (which at my school means a grade of 40 percent). For lots of students, that missing mark is the trigger that says, “Oh yeah I spaced out in class today, I need to spend some time on this.” They finish it, they let me know, I update my gradebook. However, I have a few students who send me emails asking me if I made a mistake because a missing assignment was, in fact, completed. Sometimes they claim clerical errors, but usually they straight up lie a