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Looping
This activity invites participants to broaden their context about what it means to be a writer. It encourages growth through practice and self-management as ideas arise through the prompting of music.
2026-2027 Teaching with Improvisation Fellowship
The Teaching with Improvisation Fellowship is an invigorating, yearlong learning experience for teachers at schools in Washington, DC, grounded in the Inspired Teaching Approach and the 5 Rules of Inspired Teaching Improv that lead to an engagement-rich...
Dia de Los Muertos: A Beautiful Way to Talk with Kids About Death | Hooray For Monday
Whether a child loses a hamster or grandparent, the idea that someone can be here one moment and gone the next is one of the most shocking life lessons they have to wrap their young minds around.
Share Inspired Teaching’s Hooray For Monday
Share Inspired Teaching’s weekly collection of actionable insights, expert advice, and ready-to-use resources for educators.
From the Archives: What Does Engagement Look Like? | Hooray For Monday
Aleta speaks with Rebecca Winthrop, parenting expert and researcher with the Brookings Institute, about the four modes of engagement.
Inspiration to Action | Hooray For Monday
Revisit past issues of Hooray For Monday that feature educators, advocates, and changemakers helping us all to transform education.
It’s Banned Books Week | Hooray For Monday
Listen to this week’s podcast episode to learn how to use the Everyday Advocacy framework in the face of book bans and censorship.
Everyday Advocacy | Hooray For Monday
Every teacher can, and should, have the agency to take the reins of what’s happening in their schools and classrooms.
To AI or Not to AI: These are the Questions | Hooray For Monday
It’s our responsibility—to our students and ourselves—to be the drivers, not the passengers, of educational innovation.
AI: Curiosity Killer or Fuel for Learning? | Hooray For Monday
Whatever role AI may eventually play in the classroom, at Center for Inspired Teaching, we know curiosity is always a necessity.
