From the Classroom to the Cellblock: How Educators Can Collaborate with Correctional Systems
By sharing strategies, collaborating across systems, and advocating for policies that prioritize education over incarceration, educators can help reduce recidivism and create pathways for success.
Creating Trauma-Informed Classrooms to Dismantle the Pipeline
CBT for Youth
At its core, CBT operates on the belief that our thoughts influence our emotions, which in turn affect our behaviors. When teens harbor distorted and negative thoughts, they are likely to experience difficult emotions and engage in destructive actions. Conversely, positive thinking leads to positive emotions and behaviors. CBT aims to help teens shift their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors towards a more positive trajectory.
Understanding Digital Citizenship and Its Importance in Education
By teaching students how to use technology responsibly, we help them become thoughtful, informed, and respectful digital citizens.
Is history important?
Why teach history? Let us count the ways…
Motivating Adult Learners
Understanding the theory of andragoy can help instructors motivate adult learners, and motivate learners to help themselves.
Passion - Burnout = Purpose
Find your purpose and passion at work to keep burnout at bay.
The Entrepreneurial Spirit
Finding our reason for being is a lot like being an entrepreneur!
Opportunity Youth
Opportunity youth represent a reservoir of talent, creativity, and resilience that communities can harness and support to create a brighter future for all.
Unveiling the Power of a Well-Written Curriculum
A well-written curriculum is the backbone to any learning journey.
Stinkin’ Thinkin’
Cognitive restructuring can be a game-changer!
Teach Problem-Solving
Problem solving skills are essential for secondary, postsecondary, and incarcerated students.
Fostering Critical Thinking Skills in the Classroom
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, one skill stands out as truly timeless and invaluable: critical thinking.
Finding Your Ikigai
Finding your ikigai is the sweetest of sweet spots.
The single most impactful contributor to student success…
Teachers and their belief in their students are the most impactful variable in the classroom.
From Burned Out to Fired Up: Finding Harmony
The delicate equilibrium between our professional and personal lives not only impacts our well-being but also influences our overall happiness and productivity.
Pedagogy vs Andragogy
Teachers who understand the distinctions between pedagogy and andragogy can make a huge difference for adult learners.
The Power of Student Inclusion in Teacher/Staff Professional Development
Including students in professional development with staff can be powerful.
Why Active Learning Works
Using active learning in your classroom (even a carceral or virtual one) benefits you and your students.