by Traci Browder, M.Ed. | Sep 28, 2020 | Uncategorized
Reflections on Shelley Burgess’ Quote. Each week, Beth Houf, Dawn Harris, Shelley Burgess and I collaborate and discuss topic for the weekly #LeadLAP chat focused on antiracism. This past week, each of us was to share a quote, something personal, intimate regarding...
by Traci Browder, M.Ed. | Jun 13, 2020 | Uncategorized
George Floyd’s death was the tipping point for so many. I had sleepless nights, shed many tears. Not solely because of his death. The repeated deaths. I experienced a powerful internal tug do something. What? How? When? Then it hit me, I woke up one morning,...
by Traci Browder, M.Ed. | Jun 13, 2020 | Uncategorized
8 minutes, 46 seconds. Jogging. Playing video games at home. Relaxing at home. Walking to the store. The list goes on. These are only a microscopic fraction of the ways black people have been murdered by citizens or police in America. I support our men and women in...
by Traci Browder, M.Ed. | May 6, 2020 | Uncategorized
Remote learning is a challenge for everyone. The energetic, primary student accustomed to high energy activity at school could easily have a difficult time with distance learning. Students need short bursts of experiential learning opportunities. Even as adults, we...
by Traci Browder, M.Ed. | Mar 21, 2020 | Uncategorized
COVID-19 Worldwide impact Pandemic Lockdowns Bare shelves Illness Six feet apart. Or Social Distancing Ten person gathering max N95 Schools closed Death That’s the big picture – and a heavy one – and we are living it in real time, microcosmically. We...
by Traci Browder, M.Ed. | Mar 19, 2020 | Uncategorized
How are you doing? Really. I want to know, so please let me know in comments. The more we talk, the better we are for ourselves, our families, and our students. I’m a forward thinker, a contingency thinker, a big thinker. Sometimes, I have to...
