Educators: "What are you going to say to your students?"
Some of us will say a lot. Some of us will share a little. Some of us will say nothing. Some of us will show pictures and news coverage....
Some of us will say a lot. Some of us will share a little. Some of us will say nothing. Some of us will show pictures and news coverage....
My favorite part of puzzles is when I find a piece that fits perfectly into it's place without having to try so many times. That rarely...
I believe that Black histories should be highlighted throughout the school year within in different content areas and in read alouds....
When we aren't creating our own songs, we use a variety of songs from different places. I will detail what songs we use from where and...
I never wanted sight words to feel like a task to me or my students. I wanted it to be something that we, as a class, understood to be...
As this school year began, I was in search of joy, peace and positivity. It felt like negativity was surrounding me- there were...
For years, I've been dreaming of a place where children could come and learn about the histories of Black people. A safe place where they...
My blackness was not for you to put on display when you needed to check off the diversity box, but degrade when I spoke up for what I...
Last weekend, I had the opportunity to attend and speak at the 3rd Annual Teaching Black History Conference. Due to the pandemic, the...
As much as I want to give you a summary of each book, I won't. I want you to read these books and see what they can do for you. There are...
In chapter one of Why Are All The Black Kids Sitting Together In the Cafeteria and Other Conversations about Race by Dr. Beverly Daniel...
I was content with the idea that I would be teaching from home and I had adjusted to the use of different apps, websites and packets to...
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