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Beyond the Equity Audit: Equity in Classrooms
By Charity Dodd
Districts across the country are conducting equity audits to understand the inequities that exist in their policies, practices, and curriculum. Equity audits are a valuable leadership tool used to ...
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Celebrating Black History While Overlooking Black Futures
By Mahaliah Duncan
Every year when February rolls around, I notice the same thing time and time again: all my internet ads turn toward Black history, the commercials on tv highlight historic Black icons, and even the ...
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Your Approach to PD Matters... Especially Now
By Jason Green
Is your current professional development strategy akin to throwing spaghetti at the wall– trying everything and seeing what sticks? Many districts are beginning to realize that online PD structures ...
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Breathing Through Work
By Tiffany Wycoff
I mentioned during my recent podcast “The One We Feed Each Day” that I’m working on trust at work through better breathing. I figure, what the heck? At 46, it seems like the right year to finally ...
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The One We Feed Each Day
By Tiffany Wycoff
As I started this year, it was not without the weight we all felt as our planned holiday festivities morphed into the frantic rush to find rapid tests and the return of near-2020 quarantine levels. ...
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Your Approach to PD Matters...Especially Now
By Jason Green
Is your current professional development strategy akin to throwing spaghetti at the wall– trying everything and seeing what sticks? Many districts are beginning to realize that online PD structures ...
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Three Simple Steps to Invest in Culture
By Jason Green
The importance of culture cannot be overstated. Over the years, I have described it as the most important and heaviest lift for our school systems today. In many ways, culture is either the gas pedal ...
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The End of Knowing
By Jason Green
A few years ago, I witnessed a debate between two teachers. One was arguing vehemently about the merits of knowing all the US state capitals. The other was equally as adamant that memorizing states ...
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Increasing Empathy: Focus on Restorative Practices as Students Return to the Classroom
By Carolyn Hanser
Our return to brick and mortar schooling is upon us and like any back-to-school season, we are filled with anticipation, hope, and curiosity. To finally have our classrooms filled with children is a ...
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At LINC, we work hard each day to drive the changes in our education systems that will better prepare educators and students for the modern global challenges they face. We ground our coaching work ...
Read MoreExamine classroom and school policies, and explore those policies that center traditionally marginalized students, their experiences, and welcome their knowledge.
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Equity is Not a Spectator Sport
By Jennifer Wolfe
These past 18 months have provided me with the opportunity to learn several important life lessons. Many of these have been around the issues of systemic racism. I deepened my understanding of how ...
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