The 8 Pillars of Self-Determined Education
Building Community
Building Social-Emotional Discourse
Building Academic Discourse
Building Literacy
Building Student Leadership
Building Mutual Accountability:
Co-assessment
Building Mutual Accountability:
Providing Feedback
Building Learning Systems:
Student & Teacher Co-Design Learning
Instructional Practice & Language Learning
My work includes a focus on language learning and instructional practice—not as isolated techniques, but as applied examples of autonomy-supportive learning design.
I share selected instructional practices to make visible how theory, lived experience, and classroom realities intersect—particularly in work with multilingual and neurodivergent learners.
These examples may include:
Language-rich learning experiences grounded in meaningful activity
Instructional design choices that support autonomy, competence, and belonging
Adaptations for mixed-ability, multilingual, and neurodivergent groups
Reflections on what worked, what didn’t, and why
This is not a curriculum library or a collection of scripted lessons. It is a space for educators, families, and organizations to examine how learning environments can be designed differently—without defaulting to compliance.
Deeper exploration of instructional practice is available through workshops, consulting, and subscriber-supported content.

