I had so much fun and peace writing this after the Psalm Writing Course by Debbie Akinkunle😍. I am looking forward to printing this and putting it on my classroom door when we ‘safely’ return to school.
Teachers be encouraged, your work during this time is valued and does not go unnoticed by the Lord. We haven’t stopped teaching he and we haven’t stopped learning new ways to engage those that The Lord has entrusted into our care.
Feel free to save the photo below and share. I have also made it downloadable as a PDF for the best printing. Tell a fellow teacher to have it ready for their classrooms when we return to work!
Doctorate in Education (EdD) – Reflections
In this post I share my ‘A’ graded reflective statement on the first year of my EdD at UCL, Institute of Education. It is a personal and informative account of my experience and would be a great read for anyone who is interested in furthering their studies at this level; particularly my fellow teachers and action-researchers. I am transparent and critically review my experience, including the challenges so that this can be used as a learning resource and reference point for all academics.
ITV – Black and British: Tonight
ITV Tonight is Britain’s most popular current affairs programme, which delivers compelling stories that get to the heart of what matters most to its viewers. It is an absolute blessing and honour to be part of ITV’s Black & British: Tonight special programme, which will air on Thursday 29th October 2020 at 7:30pm on ITV.
‘Anxious yet efficient’ – Making sense of my high-functioning anxiety.
Psalm 94:17-19 As soon as I drove through my school gates, I felt my stomach do a backflip, my heart started racing and the most ridiculous early morning headache developed. I knew what I was feeling but I did not want to give it a name. I felt like I had a million tabs open … Continue reading ‘Anxious yet efficient’ – Making sense of my high-functioning anxiety.
