 I’m presenting at #DL26! ✏️💡
Join me in San Diego, March 30–April 1, to dream bigger and reimagine what’s possible for schools. 👉 https://invt.io/1ixb3s5ejg7 #DL26 #DeeperLearning #EducatorConference #HTHGSE @hthgse
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 January is the perfect time to be in community with other equity minded educators. The MLL Ecosystem Project is a space to deepen practice, expand language equity, and build sustainable, multilingual ecosystems so that our multilingual students thrive.
Whether you are an educational leader designing systems aligned with your values, or an educator strengthening your instructional toolbox, we are stronger when we learn and grow in community together. Join our January cohort and start the year grounded, connected, and moving with purpose. Secure your spot today!  I'm delighted to be partnering with Tucson Regional Educator Collaborative to bring this workshop to early years educators in September.
How can we honor the joyful, play-based spirit of early childhood while intentionally supporting language development for all learners—especially our multilinguals? In this interactive workshop, we’ll explore how early years educators can become purposeful language nurturers, weaving rich, responsive language experiences into every corner of the classroom.  🌄 Change.
📈 Growth. 🖌️Craftsmanship. 🌏 Community. This is what the MLL Ecosystem Project is all about. 🌟 August cohorts forming now! Book an exploratory call today.  On March 5: with ISSEdu dive into effective differentiation, feedback & assessment strategies! Join Megan Vosk (she/her/hers) & I for advanced techniques that meet diverse learner needs and foster student agency. More information can be found here. My first international school job was at an ISS governed school. It's a privilege to get to do this work with ISS and in many ways feels like coming home.  Additionally, as part of the promotion for the ISS EDU Course, I got to be a guest on the Ask Me Anything Podcast. I had a great time with Katlyn, Mike, and Celiah as we chatted about instructional design, playful iteration, and pattern seeking as a way to work through the tensions that the word "differentiation" often invokes in educators. My episode can be found here or wherever you listen to your podcasts.
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