Many Admirers… But Still a Widow: Reflections on Britannia Peter Kennon’s Widowhood

Being the Change, thanks to Center for Inspired Teaching

Being the Change, thanks to Center for Inspired Teaching

 May 18, 2016 (Photo credit: Center for Inspired Teaching) This piece was written by Jennifer Brown, an 11th/12th grade social studies teacher at Roosevelt STAY High School (DCPS) and a 2014 Teacher Leader in Inspired Teaching’s BLISS: Building Literacy in the Social...
Research, planning, and changemaking

Research, planning, and changemaking

May 18, 2016 (Photo credit: Alexandra Morris) This piece was written by Alexandra Morris, an early childhood teacher at Capital City Public Charter School and a 2015 Inspired Teaching Fellow. Last month, I was able to participate in a Social Justice Research Forum...
Exploring growth mindset for students and teachers

Exploring growth mindset for students and teachers

April 28, 2016 (Photo credit: Center for Inspired Teaching) This piece was written by Katherine Douglas Kindle, an alum of the Inspired Teaching Institute and an Institute Teacher Leader in 2012. Katherine has more than a decade of teaching experience in both the...