In this episode, May talks with Afsha Wasi about creating an inclusive learning environment and the impact that has on students. 

As a first-generation immigrant (her family came from Pakistan), Afsha is the first in her family to attend college  in the US.  She has been teaching high school social studies for almost 10 years and is currently teaching at one of the Noble Schools in Chicago. Afsha is one of the most passionate and caring educators and always puts her students first.

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