| Unpacking Human Migration | A lesson on human migration provides a way to explore how the tools of science can be used to empower students to explore social injustices. | 2022 |
| The Power of Compassionate Leadership: Interviewing Principal Marcy Leonard | In a reflective conversation with my principal, I uncover how her leadership has supported teaching and learning during a time of crisis. | 2021 |
| Unexpected Achievements: Teaching English Language Learners in a Remote Environment | The surprising benefits of virtual teaching strategies on the learning of a group of ELL students. | 2021 |
| The Impact of Stealing Conflict | What is the impact of a system that constantly steals conflict? And why should systems of accountability reconsider this approach? | 2020 |
| Now on Teacher Voice: Affinity Groups | In this episode of Teacher Voice: The Podcast, we learn about affinity groups from educators in the Knowles community and how their participation has impacted them. | 2020 |
| We’ve All Got Homework to Do | What do I do with my realization that I have been oblivious to, ignorant of, and complicit in racism? | 2020 |
| The “Invisible Knapsack”: Rip it open. Spend it down. | I used to think of my whiteness as a burden. Now I realize it is an account that I can cash in to weaken systems of unearned power in my classroom and beyond. | 2018 |
