“Trust me, there’s a time in every classroom where a kid need to go so either she - or you - can cool off. The revolving door of kids of color, however, needs to stop.” ~Chrysanthius Lathan #TCH26410
6 year old students are not too young to understand the issues of racism, power, & privilege. It is our job, as teachers, to step in and start the conversations and incorporate awareness of these issues into our curriculum. #TCH26410
A zero-tolerance policy does not allow students to turn their behaviors and mistakes around and grow. I find it hard to believe that students are being suspended for mistakes that most adults still make once they’ve been out of school for years. #TCH26410
Letting our students explore their own textbooks and see the things that are omitted, could lead to discussion about racism and the injustices hidden from our students. #TCH26410
“This is our time, as youth, to speak. The waking up that America has done in the past couple of months has been extremely powerful.” ~Issa George #TCH26410
“For me, as an educator, racism looks like certain people’s stories being included in curriculum and in texts that we read, while others are being omitted.” ~Dr. Sonja Cherry-Paul #TCH26410
I love the heart behind teaching. I am excited to care for students everyday, not just as students, but as children. I can’t wait to show them love and help them meet their learning goals! #TCH26410