Anti-Bias/Anti-Racist Work is Priceless
Y’all realize you can’t buy #antiracism, right? – Tiffany Jewell There’s something about the current times that has me in my feelings and my mind
Category: Real Talk
Black Lives Matter and the Classroom
In the daily grind of teaching, we can get stuck in neutral when it comes to seemingly controversial issues. This is the point where our
White Teachers: Let’s Talk About Race…NOW!
Guest Post: This post was written by a colleague, Jeff Reamer who shares my passion for real talk! He’s also willing to share additional resources and/or
Exploring Identity and Privilege
As I continue to grow as a teacher, I explore who and I am, and why I teach. Being a teacher is an important part
Quotes and Classroom Inspiration
I am a collector of things! I love a good quote (or hundred) for my classroom. There are three main moments I look/listen for when
Our Why: Daily Teacher Affirmations
Teaching is difficult, but meaningful work. If I am honest, some day THE STRUGGLE IS REAL. Too real. Don’t get me wrong, I love what
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
Discussing Race in the Classroom
As a teacher you never know what type of question you’ll get. Regardless of the grade level, scholars ask what they will when the spirit
Black History Month: Getting Beyond Dr. King
I Have a Dream — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Refused to give up her seat — Rosa Parks The Problem We All Live With
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
