Teaching

Not all of your students look forward to the upcoming holiday season. [pullquote position=”right”]For many, this time off brings a lot of stress and anxiet

If you ask an educator to think back to their first year of teaching, you will probably get a wide range of reactions, but the general consensus will likel

As educators, we have each had the pleasure of teaching at least one “challenging” student. Some of us have had the privilege of educating the “challenging

Betsy DeVos wants to end the Obama-era discipline guidance that addresses the over-suspension and expulsion of students of color. Betsy DeVos is wrong. And

I had a job interview recently. Even though I am pretty well known for my work with older students I was interviewing for a K-2 special education classroom

Often, there are instances in multicultural education that teachers are flat-out not ready for. Situations that can arise teaching low-income or students o

In my current role as an assistant professor of practice at a graduate school of education, one of the things I try to impart to new teachers is the import

A couple weeks ago, I had one of those days. After writing a whole post about how nice my room is, a post that included pictures of the soft-lighting some

Outrage: Black Kids Are Dumb, Poor and Incapable of Success Do y’all remember the line from “The Color Purple,” “I’m poor, I’m Black…I may even be ugly.