3 Myths that Keep Us From Talking About Racial and Gender Justice in Schools 

Lindsay LyonsBlog, Connect Better, Differentiate Better, Engage Better, Lead Better, Reflect Better

TL;DR: Consider the 3 myths that keep us from talking about racial and gender justice in schools. It is important for all students to discuss racial and gender justice by acknowledging the impact and by taking action. There are opportunities to talk about racial and gender justice in younger grades and in various subject areas beyond Social Studies and Ethnic … Read More

A Better Way to Practice Morning Routines

Tre GammageBlog, Reflect Better, Self Care Better

TL;DR: Taking time for yourself, journaling, and establishing routines with goals and priorities are great ways to take care of yourself. Put together a plan for successful routines. Tre recently joined Rae and Brad on the Sunday Weekly Warm-up to discuss adult SEL. Click here to watch! Have you heard of the meditations of Marcus Aurelius? A series of personal … Read More

Kids Do Better When They Set Goals

Bobbie FrenchBlog, Engage Better, Reflect Better, Teach Happier

TL;DR: It’s important to support students in setting their goals. Choose one word or use a vision board to set goals. Develop an interest map and help students understand the steps toward meeting their goals. Help students learn to adjust and reflect. As we put up a new calendar and reflect on what the blank page that 2023 will be, … Read More

Encourage Good Educators

Susan JonesBlog, Connect Better, Engage Better, Reflect Better

TL;DR: Making a decision on your next steps after graduating high school can be challenging. Many people are discouraging individuals to go into teaching. Teaching is a great career that needs energetic, passionate people with a desire for lifelong learning. Every career has pros and cons. You need to decide what is best for you. Senior year! What an exciting, … Read More