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My Book is Coming Soon!
My first book is about to drop very soon! Stay tuned for more info! #HipHopEd
How ‘Hamilton’ helps me teach about xenophobia and immigration
When students take history into their own hands, they begin to see themselves as agents of change, responsible for challenging and rewriting the narratives that have excluded them in the past.
Updates: Hamilton Curriculum, SXSW edu, & My First Book
Hey all, I haven’t written in while, but that’s only because I’m working on some EXTRA dope projects that I’ll be sharing with you shortly! For now, here’s a few updates on recent, current, and future projects.
Hip-Hop Education Featured Panel at SXSW edu in Austin, TX
If you’re anywhere near Austin, Texas, come check me out next week at the SXSWedu Festival at the Austin Convention Center. I’ll be speaking on one of the Featured Panels, in collaboration with Urban Arts Partnership, to discuss hip-hop education, youth, and school culture. Our Featured Panel, titled “Can Hip Hop Save Us? Youth & […]
How I Survived The First Few Years of Teaching and Didn’t Burn Out
Earlier this week, a close friend and fellow teacher posted about her very, very long day at work. When she got home that evening it was far from over because she had lesson plans to finish, grades to submit, parents to call, and probably tears to cry. I could literally feel her pain because my […]
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