Dr. Anisa Baker-Busby, Ed.D. connecting her instructional genealogy to instructional core. Make it personal! Solution Tree

“There is a difference between compliance and commitment.” Anisa Baker-Busby, Ed.D.

“Don’t take away the productive struggle.” Avoid requests to just “tell them what you want them to do.” Solution Tree Anisa Baker-Busby, Ed.D.

Attention Ramily! Care STL Health presents North County Children's Health Day on Thursday, August 8 from 11 am to 3pm at 10135 West Florissant. See flyer below for details. Don't miss the chance for free back to school physicals and immunizations!

Day 3 and conclusion of Closing the Learning Gap. “Remember your why, so your what has purpose.” Sarah Schuhl Solution Tree @sarahschuhl

“Let your communication and data drive your why.” Joe Cuddemi.” “Clear is kind!” Solution Tree

RGSD principals and assistant principals collaborated to plan for the upcoming school year. They engaged in data analysis to identify district standards in ELA and Math. Their work will drive instruction for the upcoming year. We are gearing up for a great school year! #RAMILY

Snag the guide and discover how to captivate students in 5️⃣ simple steps using the 5E Model for a #math lesson! 📐📚 sbee.link/rpe89y4ukn via The Routty Math Teacher #mathchat #stem #teaching

Understanding human capital is knowing that you will never be able to pay people for their worth; at best you can only compensate them for their time. ~~~~~~~~Dr. Cgezee

No leverage, and yet no humility is destructive.

My life has been a series of mistakes that have taught me lessons, and that is how I fail forward.

The way to build credibility is to be credible. ~Dr. CGezee

6th grader: Dr Gerald is this 8th grade? Me: yes 6th grader: then why he got a beard? Me: cuz he just does, I don’t know! Both of us: no more words

If you are not a teacher of color you have an opportunity to make your lessons as culturally relevant as one can; it may require you to be uncomfortable, but lean into the discomfort.

This is VERY interesting interview at a diner in the reddest county in all of Georgia.

If you see me eating a piece of chicken, and drinking a ginger ale just know I’m in my happy place, and only a good piece of pound cake could make it better! IYKYK!

… “you manage THINGS and lead PEOPLE,”

Congratulations to my Eagle family; this is the work we did in one year, and the best is yet to come!