How will you activate your “racial literacy” to build trust with your students & their families? What can you do differently to strengthen your learning partnerships with them? Zaretta Hammond #ZarettaHammond #CRTandtheBrain #culturallyresponsiveteaching #LiberatEDSEL

We can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist. - James Baldwin

Does your district's plan to recruit & retain educators of color include a culturally responsive mentorship program? Explore this toolkit for offering effective support, via Aspiring to Educate. paeddiversity.org/_files/ugd/492…

Native American land loss in the United States of America from 1776-1930

Yellowhead is excited to announce the launch of The Treaty Map! Covering every Canadian treaty from 1763 to the present, The Treaty Map challenges the commonly held view of treaties as land surrenders and offers a comprehensive learning & teaching tool: treatymap.yellowheadinstitute.org

Tonight, I’m thinking about Justice Murray Sinclair and of the times that I was lucky enough to hear him speak about his work with the TRC. This moment stands out for me. It’s his answer when he was asked, “Why can’t you just get over it?”

Learn about the history of Native Americans through their lenses. bit.ly/48Dfwd9

Robert John Meehan,a retired teacher and author, is known for his insightful quotes about teaching and education. Here are some of his most popular quotes: On Collaboration and Growth "The most valuable resource that all teachers have is each other. Without collaboration, our

NEW ZEALAND: POWERFUL HAKA AGAINST BILL On 14 November, 22-year-old Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, New Zealand’s youngest member of Parliament, led a protest on the floor using the indigenous Maori people’s Haka, a ceremonial dance and chant, against a proposed bill that seeks to

“Every time a student makes a mistake...they grow a synapse.” 🧠 By celebrating the role mistakes have in learning, teachers help students develop growth mindsets and perseverance.

🚀 Boost Your Lesson Plans with Microsoft Copilot! Check out my ✨NEW✨ article on @Edutopia and discover how to streamline your planning process. 🖥️📚 👉 Read here: bit.ly/4i1CoY7 #EdTech #MicrosoftCopilot #JorgeDoesPBL #Edutopia #AI

Remember when GRIT was all the rage in schools and dominated PD. Now, all we hear about is self-care and no mention of grit and even some talk that seems to speak against it. Here is my attempt in edutopia to reconcile the two very worthy concepts - edutopia.org/article/balanc…

Rock, paper, scissors ... reflect! Check out this clever end-of-class resource from T Greta Sandler: docs.google.com/presentation/d…

The way academia takes the work, knowledge and contributions of Black women and then erase them with no acknowledgement of their work, especially when their work influences system change is a problem that needs to be addressed.

With the rise of AI in education, a new language is emerging — and teachers need to be fluent in it. As teachers, understanding terms like GPT, Prompt Engineering, and Machine Learning isn't just optional—it's essential. #edtech #AI #AIinEducation

Curious how to use graphic novels in your classroom? Here are some of the guides my wife and I created for these powerful books and more. Always looking for more opportunities to work with publishers and creators… historycomics.net/guidesarticles

Ts, which ❄️ matches your mood today? (Inspiration via Positively Present, shared by educator Wendy Turner, M. Ed. (she/her))

Climate breakdown and biodiversity collapse are the biggest issues of our time, and ones that today’s young people are going to face throughout their lives. What can today’s geography teachers do to prepare them? Find out more about the Geographers at the Sustainability Chalk

As #BlackHistoryMonth ends, consider these 5 suggestions for making Black history part of your year-round practice, via leader @Selmekki: principalproject.org/5-ways-to-make…

Reflecting on 7 months of Headship 🧵 ‘You don’t know what it’s like until you’re sat in the chair’ A few people told me this leading up to starting my first headship and it’s so true. I read all the books, talked to experienced Heads and was completing the NPQH but