#black educator

Today's work fit :)

A random amalgamation of videos. The clips are significant because all of the was shot while I was still teaching full time.

A lot of my videos were shot with comic type filters because i still didn’t feel %100 comfortable expressing my full artistic self.

I suppose #differentmoney the track that I rapped on is an extension of this expression. The transition from educator to artist and back again every day as I would commute to school in the BX but have studio sessions all over the city 🏙️.

I think thats why I left the mistake at the end of the track. Mr. Washington the music educator would have wanted as close to perfection as possible. Teach_or_Trav my inner artist creates with reckless abandon and doesnt give a f@ck wut u think !😮‍💨

Week 1 of many ✔️

Decided it would be fun to share my outfits as I actually get a lot of questions about them.

While we are all homeschooling/remotely/digitally educating our kids, if you need assistance with understanding something that has been assigned for your child, or if you need more resources, just message me or comment here (or email us at:  [email protected]). I am a teacher and will be happy to answer questions. We WILL get through this! #bettertogether ❤️📚✏️

I’m certified as Science 4-8 in Texas. While I specialize in science, I can also point you to other fabulous educators specializing in other subjects. Please let me know if I can help in any way! Feel free to share this post. 

For those of us homeschooling black children, I’ve added photos of some books with great advice and tips for helping to understand how your children learn and what you can teach to help prepare them for the future.

1.  Awakening the Natural Genius of Black Children by Amos Wilson

2.  Positive Afrikan Images for Children by CIBI

Teacher Bae: Tiarra.

This Oakland educator also focuses on spiritual guidance for the children she teaches and mentors.