A Miracle Morning* is a structured and intentional start to the day. It is popular with people who prize productivity. It is ripe for reimagining by educators. For those in…
Would you be surprised to hear that equity is more than curriculum or policy? It also lives in the physical spaces we create. It matters how a classroom is designed.…
This article is the second in a series of articles providing tips for educators. In this article we focus on the idea that educators need to pay attention to the…
In recent years, concerns for student mental health and well-being have increased as mental health challenges have surged. An increasing number of students are experiencing anxiety, depression and trauma-related stress.
Imposter syndrome is common in academia. It can be thought of as a little voice inside you that says, "You are really not good enough. You got lucky to be…
This article is the first in a series about Miracle Morning routines for Educators. Miracle Mornings are the creation of Hal Elrod who posited that if people started their mornings…
Equity-centered teaching is a powerful and transformative approach that re-envisions what happens in the classroom using a lens of justice, belonging, and student voices. When an educator teaches in an…
Maya Angelou’s writing is full of wisdom for educators. I first discovered Maya Angelou’s writing at the age of 12 when I read her famous memoir, I Know Why the…
his is the first installment in our 20-part series of tips for educators, offering practical, equity-centered advice. Today’s focus: Tip #1 "Plan for Problems."
This article is the first in a series of articles "Tips for Educators." The articles in this series are designed to provide educators with tips they can use to improve…