Hindsight is the understanding of a situation or event only after it has happened or developed.  Interestingly, it is possible to both antic...

COVID19 has certainly been effective at throwing all sorts of systems and semblances of normalcy out the window.  Creating new teaching envi...

One might think that by being a kindergarten teacher, I wouldn't have any concerns regarding content shared via social media aside fro...

As a first-year teacher so many years ago, I thought my veteran colleagues had an air of wisdom about themselves.  They looked and sounded e...

Another school shooting.  More children and school staff dead.  Video and audio footage of witnesses, survivors, bereaved families, and dist...

With August giving way to September, I am happy to report that this year's class of Super Stars and I have had a great start to kinderga...

After reading through a debate regarding a parent's complaint about pre-k students making construction paper feather headbands in Novem...

Being extremely busy at work while also spending the past two months battling allergies/sinus issues/bronchitis/the common cold/pneumonia ha...

Reading David Kohn's "Let the Kids Learn Through Play " this morning, my child advocate's voice asserted itself loudly in ...

Between teaching, mothering, housekeeping, illness, wonky weather, committee work, and a looming yearbook publication deadline, it's bee...

Today I had to take off my teacher hat and put on my mom crown. Having taught for eighteen years with three children of my own, this isn...

Six years ago, I was accused of being an "alarmist outsider" who wouldn't last (even though I had already taught for over a d...