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getting past the masks…emoji check-in sheets

As a teacher, it was always difficult to get past metaphorical masks students would put up to protect themselves. When we also had to wear LITERAL masks in the year after COVID, I knew it would be another challenge to know how my students were doing in the classroom. The summer before fall 2020, I […]

Conversations in the Classroom

I remember it clearly. I was sitting in a graduate classroom surrounded by passionate educators and my professor clearly stated: “The most important thing any teacher can provide for his/her students is SAFETY. That is the bottom line.” As a high school teacher, safety seemed more like an elementary word. My students were safe…weren’t they? […]

potluck: a “DIY” type of teacher training

I’ve always loved learning. But as a teacher, training/learning can sometimes be a headache. With a profession that changes as the pendulum swings, there are always new philosophies and standards and requirements and expectations. So, I had this dream. I had a dream that training would be FOR the teacher, BY the teacher. It wouldn’t focus on […]

what i’m like on the inside

A few years ago, I wrote a blog post entitled, “three ways to avoid being offended“. I pulled it up today because, well, do I have to even explain it? Then, I read this great thought by Ann Voskamp on Instagram. I had to repost it because her words connected with me so deeply. “What we […]

are your thoughts driving you crazy?

As a teacher of 21 years, I have learned there is a cycle. And I don’t think it is limited to just teaching. I think it happens ALL THE PLACES. And right around February, when the Midwest winter is taking TOO LONG to end and everything is gloomy, everyone STRUGGLES. Like STRUGGLES in all caps. […]