I’ve spent the last couple of months developing my series on remote learning. I’m sure I will in the future return to remote learning with more key insights, but for now, a new series: Social Justice in the Classroom. As we sideline our curricula for more pressing worries or sanity…

I’m a both-sides-of-the-coin kind of gal. As an educator who is not currently in the public school classroom, I’ve had the privilege of looking at the should-they-or-shouldn’t-they-open-schools debate from the outside in. …

Earlier this week, I published an article outlining the oft overlooked disadvantages of mask wearing in the early childhood classroom. …

I hate it when people wear masks. Let me rephrase that. For health reasons, I find relief every time adults around me are wearing masks. Huge supporter. But for every other reason, I hate it. Masks started trending as a response to COVID relatively early in 2020. As a regular…

The rules are made up and the points don’t matter. So why do kids bother trying? — Last week, I published a little vignette on my poor decision-making skills. The story starts with me in total ignorance of an impending Lord of the Flies moment and ends with a saccharine and original reflection that the rules actually work. It’s nice they worked, but it left me with…