Participation is one of the oldest and most dominant narratives in education. While participation is not necessarily a bad thing, it has been used in ways that reinforce some of the inequalities and injustices our…
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Building a Strong Foundation: What It Really Takes to Build a Successful School for Young Children
Building a successful school for young children requires a lot of hard work, dedication, and expertise. It is not just about providing a physical space for children to come and learn, but rather creating an…
How to create a safe and supportive school environment for all students
Schools are a place where students learn the skills and knowledge they need to succeed. But for all students, schools should also be a place where they feel safe, welcome, and included. In this article,…
Identity Exploration and Formation for Adolescent Girls of Color
Adolescence is a time for the exploration of identity. This process takes place in the context of many different factors, such as family and culture. Identity formation for adolescent girls of color (AGOC) can take…
The Power of a culturally competent curriculum in todays classrooms
The world is becoming increasingly diverse. In fact, the U.S. Census Bureau forecasts that by 2044, America will be a majority-minority country: No single ethnic group will have a clear majority of the population. This…
How to incorporate restorative justice into your educational program
Schools can use restorative justice to address the root of discipline issues and to help build community. Restorative justice is an approach to conflict resolution which focuses on healing relationships between those who have been…
How the Metaverse Will Reshape Education
Teaching and learning are rapidly evolving thanks to advancements in technology. Among the most intriguing developments is the Metaverse, a concept that describes a digital universe made up of interconnected virtual worlds where real and…
How to update your school safety plan
School safety has always been a concern for parents, students, teachers and administrators. However, in the 21st century it’s become a hot topic in both political and public arenas. It’s important to review your school…
21 Professions That All Women Should Consider
When it comes to choosing a career, women have a lot of options. There’s something for everyone from traditional professions like teaching and nursing to more recent additions like web development and entrepreneurship. But with…
The Bravery of Not Letting the World Define Your Personal Values
Non-negotiables are like tree roots; they are deeply planted and have evolved over time. You may not even recognize that many of the core values you currently have, have been placed there by your parents…