Online learning has given us the opportunity to try new ways of educating and communicating with our students. We get to test new methods of teaching to assess if our students are able to complete their work in an online modality of learning. However, our practices might not be as inclusive as we think.  ESL Read More…

I scrolled by a meme on Facebook the other day. Interested in all potentially funny memes, I paused on the photo. The photo showed an illustration of a boy at a school desk looking at the teacher with sad eyes. The teacher’s hand pointed to the paper on the desk, the floaty text between the Read More…

by Leesa Prescod “What do you mean, ‘you couldn’t find your homework?” This question often repeated itself like a broken record during my first year as a teaching fellow. Someone can’t find this. Someone can’t find that. Every other week, something always came up “missing” until we moved to remote learning.  Before the switch, I’d Read More…