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Culturally relevant teaching isn’t a trend—it’s a commitment. It starts by seeing our students not just as learners, but as whole people with powerful identities, stories, and voices. When we create space for those voices to shine, we don’t just change lessons—we change lives.

As a teacher, have you ever had a dream for your class that was SO BIG, you weren't sure of how to make it happen? Did something hold you...

It’s Monday morning; Jed shows up to class looking tired and gaunt. He whispers that his grandfather accidentally ran over his dog on...

Just imagine if you were asked what you wanted to do for triskderopa. Right!?!?!? Your first thought isn’t to all the things you want and...

When a runner prepares for a marathon, they create a training schedule. Their plan may include a series of runs at increasing lengths,...

By: Dr. Angela Dye Gloria Ladson-Billings, by the research and framing of culturally relevant teaching (CRT), offers educators a rigorous...

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...

By Pamela Hall Relationships are king. We all know it. But how do we truly acquire unshakable, lasting relationships where all students...