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Latest issues

  1. Issue · Sep 5, 2026

    Your Summer Reset Journal (opens the original)

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    Thank you for being a paid subscriber. You’re the reason I get to keep writing like this.Today’s journal, The September Reset: A Guided Reflection Journal, is the first in an ongoing series that goes with each seasonal post, with tips you can act on and questions with room to write, not just read.Download it below and use it while today’s post is still fresh. Read more

  2. Issue · Sep 5, 2026

    Pumpkin Spice Season! (opens the original)

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    Pumpkin spice season always does this to me. The season changes and my mind goes straight back to September, to the version of me sitting in a classroom wondering if education was even the right path. Some Septembers I felt lost. This one feels different.<img alt=""

  3. Issue · Aug 13, 2026

    The one move that fixes! (opens the original)

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    The One Move That Fixes Your Most “Disruptive” Class TomorrowYou already know the class. The one where you brace before you even open the door. The one where a kid who is brilliant everywhere else shuts down the second the work gets hard, and it comes out as a joke, a shove-back, a “this is stupid.”Most teachers respond to that moment with a consequence. I want to give you a different move, one you can run tomorrow, built on two frameworks working together instead of one alone.The tip: Engineer

  4. Issue · Aug 12, 2026

    The State of Black Learning (opens the original)

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    The State of Black Learning is the gathering place where the Black educator meets the community that built this country with its own two hands, the community that has always known education was never separate from liberation.There is no down payment, no portion of funds, no sum of money that could ever purchase what it means to stand in a room full of Black educators who have come home to themselves. To be there is to hear Octavia Butler whisper “Earthseed” in your ear, to be reminded that what

  5. Issue · Jul 29, 2026

    Finding the Gold: (opens the original)

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