In this episode of Moments That Made Me, I share a hilarious but powerful school
memory, falling flat on my face in front of the entire assembly on the very
morning I was supposed to sing the National Anthem. From the proud walk to the
dramatic tumble, this story mixes humour, honesty, and heart. Listen as I turn
an embarrassment into empowerment and reminding us that every stumble has a
lesson hidden inside it.
The Journey of Seeing: Final Reflections on Writing and Teaching
As I wrap up this blog series, I look back at a profoundly changed understanding of what it means to write and to teach writing. What began ...
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As a teacher in training, I am always learning new things about how children grow and how they learn. Recently, I had the chance to explore ... -
Dear Younger Me, I still remember you standing in front of your first classroom, red pen in hand, determined to turn every paper into pe... -
Have you ever stop to contemplate how writing is more than just words on paper? Initially, I thought writing was simply putting sentences to...
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