Today's installment in our 20 Tips for Educators Series is "Make Smart Use of Your Calendar." Smart use of one's calendar is strategic and wellness-centered practice. In today's educational landscape,…
Gratitude in education is more than a feeling. It is a practice that honor growth, community, and legacy. When we educate ourselves or participate in a formal education program we…
When it comes to research, topic selection deserves your thought and intention. Before you can write a paper, book, or article, you need to do research. In order to get…
Parents of children in grades K -12, who are also scholars, can use Miracle Morning Routines to help their children have better academic outcomes. Miracle Mornings are intentional, ritualized routines…
Educators traditionally see rigor as strict adherence to standardized methods for educating students. The typical educator envisions rigor as the mastery of dominant academic norms. Most often, for educators, rigor…
Welcome to Tip #5 in our educator series, designed to guide intentional practice and equity-driven leadership. This week, we explore: ‘update your technology" in order to ensure your teaching tools…
I have always been a big believer in the power of affirmations as part of my self-affirming practices. My office space has at least two boards full of affirmations that…
As the title of this article suggests, equity begins early, at the start of the day or a class session. This means beginning everything with equity in mind. Equity is…
Good educators are able to maintain academic excellence and support marginalized voices at the same time. It is important for educators to understand that academic excellence and equity are not…
Before we begin: How familiar are you with the expression, "Always be Learning?" Tip #4 in our tips for educator series invites you to make continuing education a part of…