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Caring About Foster Care
Technically May is National Foster Care Awareness Month but I like to bring attention to this issue around my birthday each year since I personally have experienced this adversity and will always...
Allyship In The Work Place
This past week has been very emotional and intense, for several different reasons. The media has been flooded with so much information and resources regarding the Black Lives Matter movement. Here...
Going Against The Grain
So obviously what has been going on in the news recently with George Floyd, Amy freakin Cooper and even past stories of Breonna Taylor and Ahmad Arbery are absolutely terrible and weighs heavy on my...
Break Out The Games In The Break Out Rooms
Yes, remote or distance learning may be the new norm for a bit. But even with all the restrictions remote learning has, there are some ways to still make math enjoyable. It can be more than...
From Crisis To Opportunity. Using This Momentum To Redesign Our Schools
There's a saying, "out of rest comes the appropriate action." The reason for that is it gives us time to think; we have time to recalibrate. I don't want to make light of this pandemic going on. I...
So Dr. Seuss Was Racist? Are We Gonna Do Anything About It?
This information about Dr. Seuss was hiding in plain sight. And I, like many other educators, was not aware of this. But trust me if you Google it comes right up.I almost couldn't believe it....
Why Math Read-Alouds May Be The Game Changer You Need
A school librarian should be every teacher's best friend. They can help you gather a range of texts to meet the needs of diverse students. You're probably wondering, what does this have to do with...
5 Misconceptions About Math Manipulatives
Math manipulatives or math tools help students make sense of math. Teachers' perceptions of manipulatives vary. You can see which teachers value and know the importance of math tools just by...
Call Me By My Name, To Respect My Identity
My name is Rosalba, not Rosie or Rose. It's Rosalba. (Rose-al-ba). I have spent my whole life having people call me Rosie or like I used to spell it Rosi. I learned early on that my name was too...
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