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11/17/19

On the Podcast: Culturally Responsive Librarianship with Heinemann Fellow Julia Torres and Suzi Tonini

Today on the podcast, Heinemann Fellow Julia Torres sits down with Suzi Tanini to discuss culturally responsive teaching...  (continue reading)
10/27/19

On the Podcast: Heinemann Fellow Marian Dingle and Dr. Cathery Yeh on the Culture of Mathematics

Today on the podcast, we're handing things over to Heinemann Fellow Marian Dingle.  (continue reading)
10/25/19

Alumni Mentorship Through Acts of Cariño and Orgullo

Heinemann Fellow Irene Castillón looks at mentorship through a new lens...  (continue reading)
10/23/19

Dear Janelle: A Letter To An Overwhelmed Teacher

Heinemann Fellow Janelle W. Henderson shares a reflective letter.  (continue reading)
09/26/19

On the Podcast: Unlearning White Language Supremacy with Heinemann Fellow Minjung Pai and Dr. Asao Inoue

In this fourth installment to Minjung Pai's mini-series, Min speaks with Dr. Asao Inoue on unlearning white supremacist language in the classroom.  (continue reading)
09/19/19

On the Podcast: Letting Students Lead with Their Writing with Heinemann Fellow Brian Melton

Today on the podcast, we're handing the podcast over to Heinemann Fellow Brian Melton...  (continue reading)
09/15/19

On the Podcast: Infusing Our Days with Creativity with Heinemann Fellow Brian Melton

Today on the podcast, we're handing the podcast over to Heinemann Fellow Brian Melton!  (continue reading)
09/06/19

With the Wave of a Hand: Building Student Agency by Building Confidence

Even small shifts in crossing the creative desert can have an incredible impact on both our students and our classroom.  (continue reading)
08/22/19

On the Podcast: Scaffolding Instruction with Identity Work with Minjung Pai and Dr. Betina Hsieh

This week on the Heinemann Podcast we’re learning about how identity work supports daily instruction, and strengthens our learning communities.  (continue reading)
07/30/19

Exploring Trauma-Informed Practice in the Language Arts Classroom

It’s time for me to be more than “aware.” And I’ll start with this: my classroom doesn’t belong to me. It belongs to my students, who are trying to be students while experiencing the ongoing trauma of being institutionalized.  (continue reading)

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