My career began volunteering at an elementary school in Washington, DC in 2001. As a staff member walked me to my assigned classroom, I noticed a room tucked away in the corner. There were only a few students in the space. Some students were wandering around, some were disengaged, some sleeping, and others were sitting at tables coloring or tracing the alphabet. […]
Category: Guest Blog
Guest Blog: Jillian Juman
I would say that the work of ELP, the nationwide commitment to lifting up our young people by embracing their strengths and identity as part of the work is a huge reason why I became an Envisioner. I am excited by the opportunity to have a greater impact on the student experience and increasing access […]
Guest Blog: Urgency, Patience, and the Cultivation of Hope
Urgency, Patience, and the Cultivation of Hope By Trevor Gardner The tension between urgency and patience is a constant for educators. On one end we hold high expectations, pushing students to do more than they think they are capable of; we demand their best. On the other end we nurture; we meet them where […]
Guest Blog: We All Deserve Badges for Resilience and Adaptability
We All Deserve Badges for Resilience and Adaptability By Roman Stearns During the pandemic, each individual and organization has been forced to practice unprecedented levels of resilience and adaptability. It’s remarkable really. Workers adapted to new conditions and norms. Students adapted to new places and forms of learning. Parents adapted to some form of homeschooling. […]
Guest Blog: No Resignations Allowed by Dr. Sabrina “Bri” Moore
NO RESIGNATIONS ALLOWED By Dr. Sabrina “Bri” Moore Founder of 3Ls: Literacy, Leadership & Liberation Program Director Systemic Instructional Review Alameda County Office of Education Oakland Native: Former OUSD Student, Teacher and Principal As a former student, teacher and principal and current director in education, I have a question. Am I the only one wondering […]
