In 2014, I was teaching in South Korea during one of the country's largest disasters to affect young people. The Sewol Ferry sank killing 304 people, ...

The only way to move forward is to really know where we were and where we are.

Hitler's rule in Germany is often used as a cautionary tale for how Am...

***HAPPY THANKSGIVING***

First thing's first, take some time for yourself. Relax. Enjoy some self-care. Take some time to reflect.
This Thanksgiving, ...

Today's post is all about ways Chinese Moms have handled virtual lessons that I have taught.
Out of the thousands of online lessons I've held, I believ...

I often ask my students what they think about learning remotely. A common answer is that it’s more difficult to make new friends. When I ask what this...

One of the top questions googled about Black women is Why we wear wigs and weaves.

There are so many conversations to be had about Black hair. Some a...

This is a powerful moment that every child needs to witness and feel included in. One of the things that we often forget when discussing the importanc...

How to Make Online Learning Feel Just as Good as "Normal" School

I've taught virtually for 7 years and although we have a lot of fun and students rea...

I have taught through 2 pandemics. The first was in 2009 during the H1N1 pandemic in South Korea and the second was in 2015 during the MERS pandemic, ...