M. Ed., husband to Liz, father to Lily, teacher to students, giver of hugs and high-fives. Inquiry means we don't know at the same time and that’s ok. He/Him.
One of the last pictures of our Earth during a total solar eclipse, taken by Japan's Hakuto-R lunar lander before it crashed into the moon's surface last Tuesday.
“How many asparagus do i have to eat?”
2
“Awwwww”
Just try one. Your mom’s a chef.
*munch munch munch*
“Hey dad, you’re going to be so surprised. I ate 4!”
The groundbreaking epiphany of my last 2 months has been the realization that any constriction or adrenaline in my body is a natural indication of flight or flight, and settling is the only way to get back to “me” again. https://t.co/wKoCjgmmZU
When people I love act poorly, there’s usually something, but really someone, pulling them down. Whether it’s me or not, I have the choice and the power to heal.
These conversations are investments, truly, and allow us to reveal ourselves to each other, to share ourselves.
One misconception is this is a way of lowering expectations. This is false. The better you know your family, the more meaningful, your expectations.
Education is a colonial system falling apart, but slowly and lovingly replaced piece by piece with humanizing practice.
Some embrace this transition, some resist, and Freire calls these contradictory positions the “work.”
The only way to proceed is with love 🫶🏻
If we can follow the dehumanizing elements for each theme, a disagreement, usually a place where someone has yet to be heard, yet to unpack their trauma, their stresses, their oppression, we will find solutions that liberate each other.