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Eleonora Bartoli details her journey as a licensed psychologist and how she arrived at writing Our Problem, Our Path.

Ali Michael explores her journey to walking an antiracist path and to writing Our Problem, Our Path.

This beginning excerpt from Our Problem, Our Path includes the prologue, who this book is for, what this book aims to do, why this book matters, and how two White women can write a book about racism.

Access a wealth of videos and other resources connected to each chapter of Collaborating for English Learners. 

Check out this podcast episode from author Melanie Meehan and Cult of Pedagogy.

Check out this podcast episode from author Melanie Meehan and Cult of Pedagogy.

Check out this podcast episode from author Melanie Meehan and Cult of Pedagogy.

“Successful gardeners know when to use a rake versus a hoe. School leaders must approach supervision in this same manner, understanding which tool will yield the best results.”

This introduction explains the root of this book and why it was written. This excerpt also provides an overview of the content and key points to explore in the book.

Use this activity to address social issues while teaching. This excerpt includes an example statement and set of questions to foster thoughtful discussion.

Chapter 1 of Confronting the Crisis of Engagement lays out the essential nature of relationships; the components of safe and meaningful relationships; common mistakes in relationship building; student leadership; and establishing, restoring, and maintaining staff relationships.

This lesson engages students in using their bodies (i.e., their fingers) as a physical representation to support skip-counting groups of 10. At the same time, students will also unpack this common practice to begin a conversation about body diversity.