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🔴 An educator who makes you feel seen and heard elevates learning from a transactional exchange of information to a relational journey of mutual respect and discovery.

In this episode, I share the transformative lesson I learned during my first semester of teaching.

This insight has not only shaped my pedagogical approach but has also enriched my understanding of what it means to be an educator.

Whether you're a new educator or a seasoned veteran, I think this lesson can offer a valuable perspective that can enrich your teaching approach.

I'd love for you to listen and let me know your thoughts.

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Thanks for your time today. I appreciate you.

Much Love,
Dr. Jae

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🔴 Incorporating the spirit and values of Hip-Hop culture can provide a framework for building a more engaging, inclusive, and understanding educational environment.

Hey Family,

As an educator focused on inclusive learning, I'm excited to share my latest piece.

It explores a novel educational approach that combines the influential elements of Hip Hop culture with the essential quality of empathy.

In this episode, I cover:

🔑 1. The "Tanning" Phenomenon

🔑 2. Empathy as the Anchor

🔑 3. Meeting Students Where They Are

I'd love for you to listen to this and let me know your thoughts.

Much Love,
Dr. Jae

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🔴 Hip Hop culture has undeniably helped create a 'tanned' America, where traditional racial and demographic boundaries are increasingly blurred.

This "mind-set" transcends basic classifications, focusing instead on shared values and aspirations.

Originating as a countercultural movement, it has become a universal language that values authenticity and self-expression, influencing how we think and interact.

In this episode, I share some insights into how people and most importantly, businesses must adapt.

Marketers who fail to adapt to the 'tanning effect' and the resulting shift in marketing strategies risk becoming culturally obsolete,

Missing the opportunity to authentically connect with an increasingly diverse and value-driven consumer base.

Let me know what you think. Would love to hear your thoughts.

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🔴 Hey Family,

In this weeks class  I explored a framework that pushes the envelope in leadership and collaboration.

I believe that Linda Hill's 'Collective Genius' is a transformative framework that is setting new standards for what creative leadership can and should be.

Unlike traditional leadership theories, Collective Genius exceptionally concentrates on the community's role in innovation.

It contends that true groundbreaking solutions are born from ecosystems where problem-solving is a shared, collective endeavor.

This framework equips organizations to not just adapt but to be the architects of change.

If you're genuinely committed to staying ahead in innovation and creating a culture of collaborative brilliance

Take a listen.

Would love to hear your thoughts.

Talk soon.

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🔴 Hey Family,

Today, I am sharing this week's lecture from my Hip Hop Culture and New Economy class. I made a bold claim to the students when I argued that former president Franklin D. Roosevelt was a Hip Hop pioneer. 

My students looked at me like I was nuts ...but that's okay.

I kinda like it...made the discussion a little more interesting.

Now, I understand that it may be a stretch, but let me explain...

Listen to the lecture and let me know your thoughts. I'd love to hear them.

Talk to you soon.

Much Love,
Dr. Jae

 

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🔴 Take a moment to understand the concept of a colorblind society, examining its origins, societal implications, and real-world impact on individuals.

Hey Family,

Ever wondered about the concept of a colorblind society and its impact on our daily lives?

In this episode, I get into this topic, exploring its origins, implications, and real-world impact.

Imagine opening a book only to find it filled with blank pages.

It has a title, it has a cover, but without words, it lacks meaning.

This is the analogy I draw from when talking about a colorblind society.

Here are some of the themes I discuss:
🔹 The Birth of a Colorblind Society
🔹 The Consequences of Colorblindness
🔹 The Real-World Impact
🔹 How We Moving Forward:

Join me on this journey of understanding as we fill in the blank pages of this societal narrative.

Let's learn, grow, and work towards a more inclusive society together.

I would be interested to hear your thoughts.

Talk to you soon.

Much Love,
Dr. Jae

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🔴 Exploring the destructive habit of constantly comparing ourselves to others, offering practical strategies to shift focus towards personal growth and self-improvement.

Hey Family,

In this episode, I take a deep dive deep into the concept of "comparison to others is the thief of joy."

We all know the feeling – seeing others succeed can sometimes cast a shadow over our own achievements. But it's time to change that perspective.

Here's what I cover in the episode:
✅ The pitfalls of constant comparison and how it robs us of our happiness.
✅ Why comparison isn't always bad – if used as a tool for growth and motivation.
✅ The benefits of competing with ourselves, setting personal goals, and celebrating our victories.
✅ The concept of "progress over perfection" and how it can boost our self-esteem.

The most important takeaway?

Your biggest competitor is the person staring back at you in the mirror.

Each day is an opportunity to be a better version of yourself than you were yesterday. Embrace progress, not perfection, as your goal.

Interested in learning more? I invite you to take a listen, apply the ideas, and share your experiences.

Let's turn comparison into motivation and make our reflections our only competition

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Talk to you soon.

Much Love,
Dr. Jae

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🔴 Ever feel like you're running a never-ending marathon without a finish line in sight? You're not alone!

Hey Family,

In this episode, I focused on a crucial, yet often underrated, life skill - setting healthy boundaries.

This guide is particularly relevant for college students and young professionals who sometimes teeter on the edge of burnout.

Here's a sneak peek at what you'll uncover:

1- Why learning to say 'no' is an essential tool to protect your valuable 'yes'
2- Practical advice for setting up boundaries in both personal and professional life
3- Real-life scenarios that illustrate effective boundary-setting, from managing academic workload to disconnecting during personal hours
4- A ready-to-use list of 10 actionable tips to help you kickstart your boundary-setting journey today

Remember, it's not about putting up walls or closing off opportunities.

It's about being mindful of where we're spending our energy and time.

So, if you're ready to take a breather from that relentless marathon, check it out and learn to create boundaries that suit your pace.

Because at the end of the day, setting boundaries isn't being selfish - it's practicing self-care.

Talk soon.

Much Love,
Dr. Jae

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🔴 Exploring the history of race in higher education and the relentless fight for equality and access to education for all.

Hey Family,

Did you know that for centuries, higher education was reserved primarily for wealthy white men, with minority groups facing incredible challenges and legal barriers?

Despite these challenges, marginalized communities showed incredible determination and persistence, fighting for equal opportunities in education.

In this episode, I unpack my thoughts on the history of race in higher education and share some ideas on how we can work together to create change.

Main themes include:

1️⃣ The exclusive origins of higher education: Limited access for minority groups in the early days.
2️⃣ The birth and impact of HBCUs: Pioneering institutions that provided opportunities for Black students.
3️⃣ Landmark legislation: Legal milestones that helped break down barriers in higher education.
4️⃣ Addressing achievement gaps: The struggle to ensure equal opportunities and success for all students.
5️⃣ Creating a more inclusive future: Strategies to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in higher education.

I would love for you to share your thoughts in hopes we can be in a dialogue on how we can be and do better.

Talk soon.

Much Love,
Dr. Jae

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🔴 What’s up  Family,

Today I want to share with you the amazing conversation I had with playwright, musician, and activist Michael J. Bobbitt. He is currently the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Cultural Council and spoke about his journey in the arts industry, from running a professional children's theater to becoming involved in antiracism work. 

He shared his thoughts on the importance of arts education for children, how the arts industry contributes to the country's economy, and how the new generation of kids will be the smartest humans to ever exist. 

As always, I learned so much in this conversation, and I’m sure you will too!

So HIT ▶️ and step inside my office and vibe with us on this episode of Dr. Jae’s Office Hours.

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