Reflect, Learn, & Be an Anti-Racist Teacher
A few days ago, I posted some reflections about the book Teach Like a Champion on Instagram. My post reflected years of dissecting and
Category: Classroom Culture
Dos & Don’ts of an Inclusive Classroom
Teachers are responsible for so much in a given day. Nothing is more important than ensuring that students are safe (emotionally and physically) and positioned
Teaching Empathy in the Classroom
‘Tis the season to teach empathy. From elections to holidays, empathy (IMO) is one of the most under taught/reinforced life habits. As we approach the
25 Engaging End of the Year Activities
Planning for the end of the year can be bittersweet. Here’s a collection of ways to celebrate the year with your students! 1. Kindness Countdown
The Value of Discretion & De-escalation
Welp, it’s the end of the year (or could be any time of year), and everyone is at the end of their ropes! Believe it
Rethinking Grit and the Classroom
The world of education is chock-full of buzz terms. There’s accountability, differentiation, scaffolding, progress monitoring, data–driven, college ready, and rigor… to name a few. The
How to Hit Reset After a Break…& Giveaway
I am joining in with a few of my blogging friends from the Middle School Mob to share a few quick tips on resetting after
Start a Conversation that Matters
Greetings! It seems like forever since I took to the blog with a little #realtaneshateachertalk to share! That doesn’t mean my wheels haven’t been spinning
Discriminating Teaching (and Practices)
Hey friends! I am back with another soulful post AKA one from the heart, chalked full of honesty, and vulnerability. I’m linking up with my
Thoughts on Managing Bias in the Classroom
I talk about race, class, privilege, and inclusiveness A LOT as a blogger. It’s my passion, and I am unapologetic about it. If we are
