Do Parents Truly Trust You?

We All Started Somewhere

Brittney reflects on her journey into education, sparked by a recent opportunity to speak on a school panel. She delves into the powerful mantra, "We all started somewhere," and how it serves as a reminder for educators at every stage of their careers. Whether you're a new teacher finding your voice or a veteran teacher looking to support others, this episode offers valuable insights on how to keep pushing forward.

Embracing Authenticity: A Teacher's Journey of Growth

Brittney shares the importance of embracing authenticity as a Black teacher, discovering the power of being true to oneself in the teaching profession.

Do Parents Truly Trust You?

“Do parents truly trust you?” Brittney reflects on her experiences with parents not trusting her as a Black educator in the classroom. Year after year, she faces this lack of trust. Listen in to hear a few key takeaways that can help support other teachers of color who face these same challenges.

Your Blackness Serves a Purpose

Brittney reflects on her experience in both private and public schools. She emphasizes the fact that no matter what school you’re at, you’re still Black and you serve a purpose in both types of schools.

The Importance of Building Relationships

Brittney discusses the importance of building relationships with her students and the impact that it has on their growth and development. Students love when you show up! Teachers, ask yourself, “Am I showing up and supporting my students?”