<p>Ebonique Brooks and Joy Liburd are apart of a thriving young African American educator community in Jacksonville, Florida. In this episode this dynamic duo will give us the real about understanding the importance of 365 days of Black history but also taking the time to celebrate and educate your students culture.  We will take a deep dive into the reality of teaching Black History  and the do's and don'ts when  engaging in the celebration of excellence.</p>

Ebonique Brooks and Joy Liburd are apart of a thriving young African American educator community in Jacksonville, Florida. In this episode this dynamic duo will give us the real about understanding the importance of 365 days of Black history but also taking the time to celebrate and educate your students culture. We will take a deep dive into the reality of teaching Black History and the do's and don'ts when engaging in the celebration of excellence.

<p>Ebonique Brooks and Joy Liburd are apart of a thriving young African American educator community in Jacksonville, Florida. In this episode this dynamic duo will give us the real about understanding the importance of 365 days of Black history but also taking the time to celebrate and educate your students culture.&nbsp; We will take a deep dive into the reality of teaching Black History&nbsp; and the do's and don'ts when&nbsp; engaging in the celebration of excellence.</p>

Black History 101

Wizard of Ed podcast  was created for novice teachers to hear from experienced educators and leaders about how to work through the struggles of your first few years In the classroom. 

This professional development podcast will take educators through a series of steps that model the famous movie, "The Wizard of Oz." Along Dorothy's journey to get home she encountered three people along her path, the Lion, Scare Crow, and Tin Man. Three very important pieces were needed in order for Dorothy to return home safely. The Lion needed to find courage, the Tin Man needed a heart, and the Scare Crow wanted a brain. As educators, three significant elements are needed along our path to becoming culturally responsive educators: Knowledge, Compassion, and Courage. 

The Wizard of Ed Podcast will take educators down a yellow brick road over the course of 8 months that will help reveal the importance of sharing knowledge and a pathway to becoming a culturally responsive educator. Just as the yellow brick road lead Dorothy back home to Kansas, our podcast will serve as a pathway to prepare novice teachers for a more diverse classroom and a pathway of success for their students.

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Wizard of Ed podcast was created for novice teachers to hear from experienced educators and leaders about how to work through the struggles of your first few years In the classroom. This professional development podcast will take educators through a series of steps that model the famous movie, "The Wizard of Oz." Along Dorothy's journey to get home she encountered three people along her path, the Lion, Scare Crow, and Tin Man. Three very important pieces were needed in order for Dorothy to return home safely. The Lion needed to find courage, the Tin Man needed a heart, and the Scare Crow wanted a brain. As educators, three significant elements are needed along our path to becoming culturally responsive educators: Knowledge, Compassion, and Courage. The Wizard of Ed Podcast will take educators down a yellow brick road over the course of 8 months that will help reveal the importance of sharing knowledge and a pathway to becoming a culturally responsive educator. Just as the yellow brick road lead Dorothy back home to Kansas, our podcast will serve as a pathway to prepare novice teachers for a more diverse classroom and a pathway of success for their students.

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