3 tips for bringing hope into the alternative classroom
August 8, 2022
Or listen on Apple, Spotify, Google, or another platform. Alternatively, you can read along with
A MICHIGAN VIRTUAL PODCAST
A MICHIGAN VIRTUAL PODCAST
Our latest episode
For students who struggle in the traditional classroom, alternative education programs can serve as bastions of hope for the future. In this episode of BRIGHT, we chat with Danielle Bell, a teacher for Romulus Virtual Learning Center, who sheds light on some common misconceptions about virtual learning, explores why hope is such a critical part of alternative education, and offers three tips for her fellow educators on bringing hope into the alternative classroom.
Or listen on Apple, Spotify, Google, or another platform. Alternatively, you can read along with
Getting ready to take restorative practices to the next level in your school community? Check out this list of strategies first!
This Kalamazoo teacher is passionate about teaching digital literacy skills to the next generation.
This Michigan teacher is changing up her instruction to better meet the needs of her students in the post-pandemic classroom.
Check out this Washtenaw teacher’s go-to strategies for creating a trauma-informed classroom.
This Detroit teacher is fighting to challenge stereotypes about who is and isn’t “good at math.”
