Weekly Report
More Than Good Intentions
Wherever you are, I hope you're beginning to exhale a bit — not just from the school year, but from the push to always be "on."
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Honor Rest
Here’s your midweek boost — a quote, a resource, and a reminder that there is power in the pause.
Education
Rethinking School Discipline: Why Restorative Practices Need More Than Good Intentions
Discover how misapplied restorative practices in schools are falling short and what educators can do to make discipline meaningful and community-centered.
Teachers
10 Things to Let Go of This Summer (and One to Keep)
Clear the mental clutter and create space for joy, rest, and purpose.
Weekly Report
Three Good Things
Here are a few small steps toward feeling more present, energized, and grounded in your work and life.
Education
When Students Pull Away: How to Handle End-of-Year Disconnect as a Teacher
End-of-year behavior changes aren’t always about you. They’re often about them — kids grappling with the weight of endings.
STRONG Teacher Newsletter
Bad Day
There's life after a bad day.
Education
Designing a Superhero Science Project with ChatGPT: A Step-by-Step Journey
This post documents how I used ChatGPT to co-create the entire project, from the first brainstorm to the final rubric. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at how teachers can use AI as a powerful planning partner.
Thrive This Summer
Thrive This Summer: A Well-Being Series for Educators
An 8-week well-being series for educators to rest, reset, and thrive this summer. Explore weekly tools and strategies for a happier, healthier, and stronger you.
Weekly Report
Human Connection
Topics for this week include summer school reading, the importance of human connection in schools and great books to read this summer.
Education
Rethinking the Purpose of Education - Podcast Summary
One key takeaway from the episode is that education must transcend traditional knowledge transmission due to AI's capabilities.
Teaching
The Day I Unleashed My Inner... Wounded Chicken?
A sound came out of me that I did not know I was capable of producing. Truly, it was otherworldly.