It’s Mid-October and hopefully by now you’ve found a rhythm to your day. Realistically though, you may not have it together yet. That is a-okay! When I finally got my schedule for…
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The Trackers You Didn’t Know You Needed.
Maybe you already have a tracker you’ve been using in your classrooms, for student learning, maybe homework, potentially student engagement and behavior, possibly even for keeping up with students who have special…
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Here We Are, Remote Learning.
At the time of writing this post, some schools have already finished the academic school year. I teach in a NYC Public School and we are not finished until the end of…
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Arabian Adventures in Morocco.
Strolling through the sand dunes. I thought that was all I wanted to do. Until I got there. Morocco is located in Northern Africa, but could arguably be a country identified as…
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South Africa, a Place I Never Knew…
South Africa intrigued me. I saw South Africa from other lenses, other people’s experiences, through media outlets, the news, etc. I thought I was prepared for the South Africa I would see….
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Aladdin Vibes in Abu Dhabi.
I never thought I’d ever set foot on soil in the United Emirates. But when a girl dreams, she dreams. “Girl, you going places”, my grandma reminded me ever since I was…
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Should Teachers Accept Late Homework? The Debate.
Recently, I posted this picture on my instagram: I didn’t realize it would get so much attention. It turned into a debate. Quickly. I agree, there are two sides to this coin….
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Transformation in Bermuda.
You should travel solo to a foreign country at least once in your life. Here’s why: 1. Get to Know Yourself & Identify Your Purpose I chose to go to Bermuda, alone…
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Why You NEED a Small Group Tracker.
First off, let me just say that as of today, if you Google search “Small Group Tracker”, the first link that pops up is my resource! This is evidence that so many…
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How to Teach Effectively…
Recently, after posting my small group tracker that I currently use in my classroom on Instagram, a number of followers left comments expressing a desire to get to this level of teaching….
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