Inclusion activities are designed to include all voices in the room. They build community in a quick and lively way, with each participant contributing to the task. They cultivate equity, trust, and rapport and can…
How do we prepare the nation’s youth to think critically, engage in action research, cultivate innovative ideas, and become change agents in their communities? We do so by reimagining how literacy (traditional and digital) is…
Written by Toya Tate-Rose (guest blogger)I remember how excited I was to be offered a job teaching 6th grade ELA fresh out of college. Finally, I was going to be able to do what I…
As educators (and parents), we cannot expect our students and graduates to be globally competent if we do not adopt a global mindset ourselves. The appreciation of people from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, and…
It feels good to join civilization again! I have not had much communication through my social media. Why? Because I was busy writing my second book, Cognitive Upgrade: An Educator’s Guide for Shaping Success. Publishing a…
I have been using (and sharing) glyphs with adults and students for many years. I figure it is time to share the idea publicly. What is a glyph? According to the West Virginia Department of Education…