Reflection

Consistently “Invisible” Family Engagement

I grew up in a small town in Missouri and most of the teachers knew my parents through their work at the local university, church...

Let’s Talk About Bad Students

I began my first year of teaching filled with an intense optimism for my incoming students. The highlight of my year would be to meet and...

How do we find balance?

For educators, as summer starts to wind down, we likely experience a lot of emotions. Excitement for the start of the new school year....

Reflections on Beginnings and Endings

At the end of every year (and school year!), there is often a lot of discourse about the difficulties and challenges of the past year. We...

The Reason Behind the Story

Writing a book about my life with Tourette Syndrome is something that always made sense. Getting my thoughts and emotions out on paper...

A Career in Education

When did you decide you wanted to teach? For many educators, we often feel like becoming a teacher happens as if by magic! Yet, our...

Making the New Year’s Goals Stick

If you're anything like me, the holidays are always high on the list of days to be enthusiastic and joyful. It's an exciting time to...

So, You Want to be a Culturally Responsive Educator?...

So, You Want to be a Culturally Responsive Educator? Let’s Get it Right so We Don’t Keep Missing the Mark In the past few months, I have...

Things I Wish [...] Knew

“Forgive yourself for not having the foresight to know what now seems so obvious in hindsight.” —Judy Belmont Over the past couple of...

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