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Part 2 of an exciting conversation with Jamaal C. Boyce on teaching his new course, "A Teenage Perspective of the Black Experience in America". We talk intersectionality and get real about the experience of teaching his course and our American reality.
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In this captivating episode, join us for a unique course review as we delve into "A Teenage Perspective of the Black Experience in America" with the insightful author and designer, Dr. Jamaal C. Boyce. Embark on a journey that explores the multifaceted facets of this topic, with unexpected and enjoyable detours along the way. Together, we navigate its thought-provoking concepts and contemplate effective classroom integration.
Talk back to us in the comments or reach out directly through an email to [email protected] !
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We put the Host (@ IG : oldmanrivers4)in the Hot Seat- listen in to a conversation with Jacob Rivers! Educator, Founder, Father (!!) and much more, Jacob tells us what Educators need to keep in mind as they progress through their career. Special thanks to the Marvelous Zariah Ivory (IG : @zaidreams)!
This episode builds on previous conversations about intentionally building culture and effective learning environments. In this conversation we'll check in with the good Doctor for tangible tips and examples of intentional ways to center the needs of our learners.
Listen in to an excellent conversation with Zariah Ivory ! Educator, Entrepreneur, Mother (!!) and much more, Zariah tells us what Educators need to keep in mind as they progress through their career.
Listen in to an excellent conversation with Dr. Celeste A. Rivers ! Educator, Author, Mother (!!) and much more, Dr. Rivers tells us what teachers NEED to know about maintaining student centered practices.
Listen in to an excellent conversation with Dr. Tyrone C. Howard! Educator, Author, Activist and much more, Dr. Howard shares lessons he's learned the hard way and how they inform the perspective he carries every day.
Listen in to our conversation with Angela Brown! Educator, Athletic Director, Olympian and much more, Angela shares lessons she's learned the hard way and how they inform the perspective she carries every day.
Listen in to our conversation with Leo Glazé. He is a passionate advocate and supporter of students and faculty outside the classroom, serving on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committees and facilitating BIPOC high school student and faculty affinity spaces.
Join us on a transformative journey as we strive to provide the best support for educators. Our podcast is dedicated to building a community that not only attracts and recruits talented educators but also cultivates an environment where they can thrive and make a lasting impact.
Through the power of storytelling, we amplify the experiences of educators, fostering a sense of solidarity and connection. By sharing their stories, we aim to create a community that is essential for effectively supporting our network of educators and extending that support beyond our immediate circles.
Tune in to gain insights, inspiration, and practical strategies that can help shape the future of education. Together, let's forge a path towards empowerment, community building, and the retention of exceptional educators.
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