the deeply human teaching community

Plan inquiry units your students will argue about.

(in a good way)

Build your units around a juicy question and get support from other educators who are also building a culture of inquiry!

Join the waitlist 20 founding spots at $19 a month
A peek inside the Deeply Human Teaching classroom: Module 1, Essential Questions, open to the lesson Meet the EQ Lab
You already have great relationships with your students.

It's time to make the learning come alive in the room.

Credentialing programs get us into the classroom, but they're... less than stellar at providing innovative ideas for high school teachers.

It took me years of trial and error to develop these systems, but I don't want that for you. So I've put everything I've learned (and more) into this membership.

This is for you if

  • You teach high school, in any subject.
  • You still love the job and still find the kids funny.
  • You want to teach with inquiry, but nobody gave you a map.
  • You're ready to ask the harder questions.

Not for you if you want worksheets to grab and go. This is a place to build. (But I do have some really cool templates to help the process.)

what's inside

Self-paced workshops. A library of resources. Custom interactive tools built for educators.

  1. Essential Questions

    Learn the characteristics of a juicy essential question and the 6-phase process I use to keep the question alive all unit long.

    Interactive tool: the EQ Lab
  2. Better Assessments

    How to build an assessment that's way better than a multiple choice exam.

    Interactive tool: the Activity Builder
  3. Cross-Curricular Connections

    The best practices for weaving in songs, articles, art and diverse voices that the textbooks leave out.

    Interactive tool: the Voices + Sources Library
  4. Gamify Your HS Classroom

    Strategically use games and play so there's a good ebb and flow throughout the unit.

    Interactive tool: Pacing the Unit
  • Q+A with me twice a week
  • Quarterly themes to drive discussion
  • A resource library that keeps growing
  • Teachers who think the way you do
The Essential Question Lab scoring a draft question on the six-point check
the tool everyone asks about

Meet the Essential Question Lab

Pick your class and your unit. Steal a stem or one of 128 starter questions. Then run the six-point check and watch your question get juicier.

the founding round

20 founding spots. $19 a month.

Founding members keep that price for as long as they stay. After the first 20, it's $27 a month.

Join the waitlist and you'll get first dibs the week before Thanksgiving break, before I tell anyone else.

Why 20? Because I want to know every one of you. You'll help shape what this becomes.

save me a seat

No spam. Just your invitation to the waitlist.

Okay, but...

When does it open?

December 2026. Waitlist folks get the link first.

Is this made for ELA teachers?

My background is in social studies, but everything in this membership is well suited for ELA, psychology, government and more.

What if I can't make the Q+A?

Post your question any time. I answer during my Q+A windows, and everyone learns from the answers.

Will this fit my pacing guide?

Yes. Your question anchors the unit. Your pacing guide still runs the calendar. Required textbook and district tests included.

Can I cancel?

Yes. You can cancel anytime.

Students rise to the standard you set. So do we.Drea