Structure in the Classroom is Where SEL Begins
Growing up in a chaotic home environment full of uncertainty and insecurity made me crave structure in my daily life. The structure I craved was honestly a structure that I did not know I needed but...
Creating Space to See It and Own It
The power of visualization in the classroom I am a daydreamer by nature. I remember the days when I would stare off into space during 11th grade English. Heck, the walls were bland like my...
In the Spirit of Love: Characteristics of a Culturally Responsive Caring Learning Environment
I am in the spirit of love this week! Not only do I love celebrating Valentine’s Day, but this week is also my birthday week so it’s extra special. When I think about LOVE, I can’t help...
I’m Fighting To The Very End
With the news of the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I woke up this morning reflecting what she was to our country and how she used her platform and position to advocate for...
Your Students Are Only Happy As You Are
Teaching can be mentally, physically, and emotionally exhausting, especially if you are not properly taking care of your mind, body, and soul while outside of the classroom. Some may disagree with...
Live, Laugh, & Love
Three Words That Can Transform Your Classroom....
