Stories & Announcements

Finding Newness in Repetition: Hooray for Monday

If you learn something new every time you teach, the teaching and learning in your classroom will be better than what went before.

As teachers and changemakers, we have the power to help make 2021 a year of authentic, positive change.

Speak Truth students analyze wealth inequalities in the modern age, as seen through the lens of A Christmas Carol.

Just as we are intentional in the way we structure our teaching time with our students, we can be intentional in how we choose to rest.

How has gentrification impacted you? Many students at this Speak Truth session spoke of the impacts on the communities they call home.

Notice what music can do to your own mood and productivity. Explore what it can do for students as well.

One way to stimulate our imaginations is to relax and let our minds flow uninterrupted. Automatic writing gives our minds the space to do just that.

Despite what we may have been told, singing is something everyone can do. Singing is simply sustained speech. If you can speak, you can sing.

The skills we build when we take on challenges voluntarily serve us well when challenges find us, and we are forced to take them on.

Students debated the efficacy of cancel culture in this recent Speak Truth discussion, noting its particular implications for their generation.