Join us for a seminar this Thursday on having politically charged or difficult conversations with students about what's going on in the world around us!
Back like we never left ! Join us this Thursday as we continue to talk about culturally responsive teaching and Howe e can transfer that to our classroom. RSVP using the link: https://t.co/R9pYlkfaTL hope to see you there !
And just like that we are back ! Join this Thursday via zoom for a seminar you don’t want to miss ! Bring your cohort because it is going to be a great time. RSVP using the link: https://t.co/RBx9CZ7aXC
Join us for our first ever VIRTUAL alumni seminar series every First Thursday. Equity, practical strategies, community building. First seminar September 3rd!
~ Project Inspire Alumni ~
See you at The Spot @ 9:30. Getting ahead on planning is a great way to start your day!
~After~
Stop by Hutton and Smith for Teacher Appreciation Day: $3 pints.
Join us this Saturday for coffee and planning with fellow alumni. 9:30 - 10:30: coffee & conversation
10:30 onward (until sanity is lost): planning https://t.co/CDES4msKCj
Tennessee Educators of Color Alliance is launching a regional chapter in Chattanooga this year!
Learn more about TECA on September 12 from 5:00-7:30 pm at PEF, and enjoy networking and complimentary food and drinks! All are welcome to attend
Register here
https://t.co/MFLjSvWYGa
10 things I will teach my son:
1 Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
2 Every real man knows the words to Smashmouth's "All Star"
3-7 All cats are beautiful
8 Mezcal > tequila
9 When in doubt, aim for the larynx
10 Bouldering and liking IPAs are not personality traits
Tomorrow.... tomorrow.... I love ya tomorrow! Come hang and destress with us! There will be great socializing and some pretty awesome giveaways 👀 #didsomeonesaygiveaway#whaaaaat
Come take a break with us this coming Thursday! A great chance to connect with other @inspiretn alumni as we close out our first full week of school! See ya there!
Here's some thoughtful Sunday reading for you:
Should teachers, especially those who work in schools with high concentrations of students of color and students from low-income households, talk about race, racism and white privilege? via @TimesFreePress
https://t.co/pnJCcHGDfW