Speak Truth: Cancel Culture

Speak Truth: Cancel Culture

Speak Truth: Cancel Culture

Learn more about Inspired Teaching’s Speak Truth program, and download your own Speak Truth Teacher Guide, here.   By Kaneia Crumlin “Here there’s always the opportunity to voice my opinions and hear others’ opinions and realize my views aren’t the only...
Speak Truth: Want Student Engagement? Be Current.

Speak Truth: Want Student Engagement? Be Current.

On Thursday, November 5, students from throughout the greater Washington, DC area gathered to discuss the topic, “COVID and Voter Suppression.” Student facilitators Lola Rogan, an 11th grader at DC International, and Sean Beach, a 12th grader at Friendship Tech Prep...
An Element of Joy: An Online Inspired Teaching Institute

An Element of Joy: An Online Inspired Teaching Institute

Register Now! Join us for this FREE professional development opportunity! Open to All preK – 12 Educators DC Public School teachers will receive Professional Learning Units through the Washington Teachers’ Union.  When: Wednesday, December 2, 5-6:30 PM...
Speak Truth: The Dehumanization of Black Women

Speak Truth: The Dehumanization of Black Women

By Jenna Fournel and Nina Pulley “I think it’s so important that we don’t bubble wrap things for teenagers. We deserve the provocative. We deserve to have those conversations, to express ourselves, to have that real life application of what happens when we disagree....
Speak Truth: Destigmatizing Mental Health 

Speak Truth: Destigmatizing Mental Health 

By Jenna Fournel When Sophia, an 11th grade student at Anacostia High School, watched the television show Chicago Fire with her grandma she was surprised to observe the heavy toll trauma took on the mental health of first responders. “You never really think about...
Speak Truth: The Value of Perspective

Speak Truth: The Value of Perspective

by Jenna Fournel “I heard what you said and it’s making me change my mind.” These were the words Lawrence, a high school student in Washington, DC shared openly with a group of around 30 students – most of whom he’d never spoken to before. During Inspired Teaching’s...