Microaggressions
Microaggressions have been defined as brief and common daily verbal, behavioral, and environmental communications, whether intentional or unintentional, that transmit hostile, derogatory, or negative messages […]
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Spring Break = Relax Release
There is a calm that takes over the classroom when students leave for spring break. It’s the big exhale you take after working hard to […]
Why It’s Important To Ask The Doctor Questions
My 8yr old is fine. But at 4:37am woke up vomiting, diarrhea and low temp. She seems to have been battling back and forth for […]
Some Mistakes Are Bigger than Others
It was about 4:30pm when I heard the doorbell. I was very surprised at what was waiting for me on my doorstep. A silver and […]
Adora Svitak: What adults can learn from kids
This Girl is So smart, funny, and witty. I saw this TedTalk a couple of years ago, and it still lingers in my mind.
The One Thing Coaches Can’t Coach
Just wrapped up my 5 year coaching in the PAL winter basketball league. And, I continue to learn more about the game, players and coaching! […]
Never Stop Learning From Our Youth
I think back to when I was pregnant with my first child remembering the anxiety and nervousness in anticipation of what was to come. As […]
What Does Your Inbox Look Like?
Every day the children stack their papers in my inbox. And, each one of the school age students had something to say. This is what […]
Just Doin’ Me
Monday School Gear
The Bloggin’ Snack
In between cooking and cleaning and grading papers and running errands…. I have to remember to eat. I hear so many voices in my head […]