Student Memories: Having Three Teachers for One Class in One Year
Every once in awhile, I like to think back on my experience as a high school student. Shuffling through myRead More…
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Bay Area Cities Come Together To Support Federal Workers Without a Paycheck
Thousands of federal employees in the Bay Area continue to live without a paycheck as we endure the longest governmentRead More…
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Will Bay Area Teachers Soon Join Los Angeles Teachers With a Strike of Their Own?
The Los Angeles teacher strike is set to pave the way for the future of teaching and education across California.Read More…
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Teacher Perspective: How to Ease Back Into The Semester After the Holidays
Now that the holidays are over, it can be a stressful return to work period for many people, teachers inRead More…
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Own the Morning: Setting Up Our Children For Success at School Before They Walk Into Class
“Can I just have five more minutes?” This question is asked by countless children all around the world. Frankly, itRead More…
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Five Holiday Gift Ideas for Educators
During the holidays, a lot of parents think that getting a gift for their child’s teacher will benefit them byRead More…
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I Taught My Students About Institutionalized Racism & The Reactions Were Surprising
Over the last several weeks, I have been teaching a unit titled “Racial Profiling.” A broad overview for this unitRead More…
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Rethinking Parent Workshops with Experiential Learning
As a teacher, one of the most consistent challenges for our school was parent engagement. While I recall sending homeRead More…
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Should I be Politically Neutral in My Classroom?
As I think back on my time sitting behind my desk in the classroom, I don’t remember any of myRead More…
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Let’s Celebrate and Support Teachers of Color This #HispanicHeritageMonth
Having the ability to relate to the stories and backgrounds of my students is a very special gift, one that’sRead More…
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