ROBIN HARDEN DANIELS, Ed.D.
I'm a consummate teacher, certified administrator, and a professional developer. I offer equity-based workshops through our parent company, INFLIGHT, LLC, a licensed service provider.
My trainings address culturally responsive practices, strategies for overcoming racial dynamics, and techniques for improving school culture and climate through restorative practices.
In addition, I serve as a popular trainer for the Foundation for Educational Administration (FEA) in Monroe Township, New Jersey. As such, I have provided professional development to educators across the state. Without question, my workshops have been overwhelmingly described as “substantive”, “engaging”, and “dynamic.”
I use my research, experience, humor, and personal transparency to connect with other educators. This connection allows for the open discussion of sensitive issues like race, class, and privilege. Through authentic discourse, we enter "brave spaces" and begin the process transforming schools together.
Multiple Trainings on Biased-based
Thinking, Strategies for Responding to Racialized Behaviors and Restorative Practices
Introduction to Culturally Responsive Practices as applied to Culture and Race, Economic Discontinuity, Classroom Management, and Instructional Practice
AVAILABLE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Cultural Diversity Audits to advance and monitor Diversity & Equity Initiatives
On-going work in Multiple School Districts
Self-Care for Educators during Times of Change
PUBLICATION
SCIENCE-THEMED
NARRATIVE FICTION
Twelve-year-old Elgin Fox woke up one gray morning with a mysterious problem. To solve it, he must pursue adventures to gather the scientific data needed to unravel this mystery. Along the way, Elgin confronts vulnerabilities in his self-esteem and rising tensions between him and his peers.
This interplay between logic and emotion gives this narrative depth and relational power. It enables students to learn a concept, called the Scientific Method, through the struggles of a beloved main character. Upper elementary and middle school students will identify with these struggles as they build their understanding of scientific processes.
