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"A diverse mix of voices leads to consideration discussions, decisions, and outcomes for everyone."

-Sundar Pichai

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THE STORY

Meet your Coach

My promise to you is that I will always keep students at the core of discussion during training. If we are doing the right thing for our students, we're doing the right thing for our teachers, schools, and community.

Jocelynn Hubbard helps teachers spark joy during the learning experience by creating a welcoming and culturally inclusive classroom environment for ALL their students. She is the founder and managing director of Custom Teaching Solutions, LLC and host of The Culture-Centered Classroom podcast. She has 17 years of experience in education as an educator, speaker, professional development creator and facilitator.

My top priorities are to seek joy, affirm culture, center equity, celebrate diversity and strive for liberation through learning every single day.

Driven by a passion to see the diverse people of our world feel welcomed, affirmed, and celebrated, she provides training on cultural competency, centering equity, and celebrating diversity in education.

As a wife and mother of five, her goals include squeezing in time for exercise, finding moments of joy each day, and parenting each of her children as unique individuals.

What's covered in the workshop?

Intentional Reflection

Reflection is a super power. Learn how you AND your students can intentionally engage in cultural reflection to create a welcoming, joyful, and inclusive classroom community.

Co-Create Norms

Students who help create the norms, rules, and expectations in the classroom are more likely to respect and follow them.

Anchor Lessons in Equity

There are three questions that anchor your lesson in equitable practices. Learn how to develop your lessons with these questions in mind.

What TEACHERS say

Testimonials from teachers