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Creating Inclusive Learning Spaces
Host
Richard M. Long, Learning First Alliance
Guest
Daryl Howard, Ph.D., equity instructional specialist, Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland
Daryl Howard, Ph.D., is the equity instructional specialist for Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland, a member of the NEA Foundation’s Educator’s Table, and the author of several books on equity including, Complex People: Insights at the Intersection of Black Culture and American Social Life.
How do we create an inclusive space where all students feel they belong and can learn? In this podcast, Howard and Long discuss race, equity, disproportionality, and how culturally responsive strategies and techniques can make a difference for underserved students learning in the classroom and online.
The post Creating Inclusive Learning Spaces first appeared on Learning First.
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By Richard M. Long, Learning First AllianceHost
Richard M. Long, Learning First Alliance
Guest
Daryl Howard, Ph.D., equity instructional specialist, Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland
Daryl Howard, Ph.D., is the equity instructional specialist for Montgomery County Public Schools, Maryland, a member of the NEA Foundation’s Educator’s Table, and the author of several books on equity including, Complex People: Insights at the Intersection of Black Culture and American Social Life.
How do we create an inclusive space where all students feel they belong and can learn? In this podcast, Howard and Long discuss race, equity, disproportionality, and how culturally responsive strategies and techniques can make a difference for underserved students learning in the classroom and online.
The post Creating Inclusive Learning Spaces first appeared on Learning First.