Using the Strength of My Paraprofessional Voice
Paraprofessional educator, mother, and Toledo City Council Member Cerssandra McPherson details her journey as a union activist.
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How Poetry Helps This Doctor Communicate with Patients Better
Ask students: What are some of the ways art might help those with illness? When and where does Dr. Fady Joudah use art in his practice?
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Will Offshore Wind Drive Renewable Energy Push?
Ask students: Who is currently pushing for offshore wind turbines, and who is resisting them? What are the pros and cons of wind energy?
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What We Can Do to Make it Through: Marc Brackett and Share My Lesson
This blog explores how Share My Lesson's webinars with Marc Brackett can help you continue to handle tough times and tough emotions.
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How Migrants Are Being ‘Expelled’ from the U.S. Border
Ask students: How is the Biden administration planning to address the current influx of migrants? Why are migrants seeking to enter the United States?
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Empowering Students During the Pandemic and Rekindling with Kindred Spirits 2021
It’s stunning to realize that it’s been a year since our last post. What a year. Read about our plans to relaunch our blog and community here.
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Senate Debates Gun Control Amid Mass Shootings
Ask students: How does this story illuminate broader issues? What has been talked about a lot this week because of these recent events?
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Healthcare Inequity and the Inventor Who Fought Against It
Ask students: Why is the story of Dr. Charles Drew still relevant today? Where was his research helpful? How can we learn from his daughter now?
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Teenagers Reflect on How Their Worlds Changed During the Pandemic
Ask students: Who appears in this video and where are they from? What are some ways teenagers in the video think about the past year?
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Join Me: Share My Lesson’s Virtual Conference
AFT President Randi Weingarten talks about Share My Lesson's ninth annual Virtual Conference and this year's keynote sessions.
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