As another school year draws to a close, educators find themselves in that familiar rush of finalizing grades, clearing classrooms, and managing restless students. Yet within this hectic period lies a key opportunity: the chance
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and at Inner Strength Education, that’s not just a calendar note—it’s a reminder of why we do what we do. For many of the students we serve, conversations about
On April 9th, Inner Strength Education had the joy of participating in Get Ready, Get Set, Let’s Go—a community engagement event hosted by CADEkids and PLA-North in North Philadelphia. Held at 4224 N. Front Street,
By Heather Stapleton How do we shift from remediation to unlocking human potential? Can AI help scale compassion and wisdom? How do we bring awe and wonder back into learning? What core values, principles, and
In the rapidly evolving landscape of educational technology, AI tutors represent a frontier with extraordinary potential for transforming how we support student learning and wellbeing. As an educator deeply committed to mindfulness and systems thinking,
The Eagles didn’t just win the Super Bowl—they owned it. With a confident and commanding 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, the Birds showed the world that heart, focus, and teamwork are what truly
Life can be chaotic—even overwhelming at times. Yet in the midst of it all, remember to look for the lighthouse. These beacons don’t just stand on rocky shores; they can take many forms—a favorite book,
In 1969, Fred Rogers sat in front of the United States Senate and did something remarkable—he used gentleness and sincerity to win over a room full of decision-makers. He didn’t rely on big statistics or
Recently I read Jonathan Haidts’ well-researched and cautionary book The Anxious Generation. There is much to say about it (which I intend to do in future blogs and podcasts). What it got me thinking about was how
In a world of ever-accelerating technological advancements, the concept of “returning to analog” has started to surface in conversations about how we navigate these changes. What does it mean to step back into analog, and
