Topic: Veronica Scott

What are the strategies, lessons, and practical ideas for ensuring every child feels seen, valued, and free to be their unique selves at school? Listen to the audiobook of The Artful Approach, written and read by co-authors Rebecca Bellingham and Veronica Scott.

When uncomfortable conversations or questions arise around topics in books, we need to know how to respond. Pause calmly. Push back without shaming, and teach into a skill.

Given the rise in hate speech and bias incidents, it's likely that you've heard hate speech in your classroom. How do you address harmful words thoughtfully?

What does culturally responsive teaching look like when infused with the arts?

How can you find new poetry to inspire? Try looking at picture books, songs, local poets, and to nature.

We asked our authors about the most impactful female educator in their lives. Thank you to the most important women in our educational journey.

Take care while reading aloud from a perspective other than your own. Here are 6 tips for intentionally navigating texts with an identity different than your own.

What is hard history? Learn what teaching honest history looks like by reexamining common myths through noticing, pausing, and considering the context.

Rebecca Bellingham and Veronica Scott's The Artful Approach to Exploring Identity and Fostering Belonging is now available! Watch the authors discuss the layout of the book, accompanied by an excerpt.

How can we make belonging more than a buzzword and create a culture that empowers students to be their unique selves?

This February, discover new Black innovators through themed studies.

Can we use pop culture to have larger conversations? Water cooler talk in schools can encourage teacher engagement and retention.

Announcing the line up for the 2025 Heinemann professional books!

Rebecca Bellingham lays out ten principles for an artful approach to teaching and reading aloud to engage, connect, and create purpose.