Education Evolution Podcast

The Reformist Pipeline is finally here with their very first mini-series with a focus on SPECIAL EDUCATION! This episode highlights some important events in Special Education History. These are very important to know and understand as we continue to enlighten you around the subject throughout the duration of our mini-series. 

Call to Action

During this episode we highlighted a few important resources that we would like for you to familiarize yourself with to deepen your understanding of where we started in regards to rights for people with disabilities. We hope this will help our listeners understand how far we have come as a nation, but also be aware of how much farther we have to go. 

This week's call to action is for you to take a deeper dive in to the resources we touched on throughout the episode. 

Follow Lindsay and Hady on Instagram @mamalinds22 and @hadyhad to stay in the educational loop and to have a peek into the lives of these two hosts.  Do you have a suggestion, question or feedback? Reach out to us via email at [email protected]

On this episode your favorite educator's favorite educators are talking about Learning Styles, Recess, Teacher Preparation and Everything in between! Listen in as Lindsay and Jihad have some general conversation discussing their opinion about several different aspects of education.

CALL TO ACTION: 

Teacher Appreciation Week is always acknowledged nationwide during the first full week of May, however, we all know that Teachers are undervalued and underappreciated on most of the other days outside of that week! We can fix this! Our call to action is for YOU to do one of the following for a teacher that you most admire in order to show your love and appreciation for all of the work that they do!

1. Send a kind and thoughtful message via text if you know them personally or send a DM to a teacher you've been admiring virtually!

2. Monetary donations are always appreciated by ANY educators seeing as though Teachers are always going the extra mile and digging into their pockets to create the perfect environment for their students!

3. Gifts! Send your favorite teacher a gift! A cool statement T-shirt, an E-gift card or even just some flowers will warm your favorite educator's heart. 

Follow Lindsay and Hady on Instagram @mamalinds22 and @hadyhad to stay in the educational loop and to have a peek into the lives of these two hosts.  Do you have a suggestion, question or feedback? Reach out to us via email at [email protected]

Y'all remember Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road"? Of course you do! Well, do you remember the remix made by an absolutely adorable 3rd grade class in Birmingham, AL and their bomb a** teacher?!  In this episode you will get to meet Ms. Jasmine Merlette also known as THE OLD TOWN ROAD TEACHER! She takes us on the journey of how her attempt to decrease test anxiety in her class turned into a viral journey that positively impacted her scholars and their community!

Ms. Merlette can be found on all platforms @futuredrjas 

CALL TO ACTION:

Tap into your inner child to promote some joy and positivity in your life during this time! (Of course ensure that it's CDC approved!) There are so many ways to do this so be sure to listen to the end to hear how Lindsay and Hady tapped into their inner child :)

Tune in! Follow Lindsay and Hady on Instagram @mamalinds22 and @hadyhad to stay in the educational loop and to have a peek into the lives of these two hosts.  Do you have a suggestion, question or feedback? Reach out to us via email at [email protected] 

Coronavirus is getting VERY real for all of us and even realer for our education system! Tune in as Hady and Lindsay speak with their first ever guest, a medical expert and Howard alum, Micheal Booth (IG: @don_miguel) who provides details about the virus. Then they'll move on and discuss CoVid19's impact on our nation's schools and students. 

Follow Lindsay and Hady on Instagram @mamalinds22 and @hadyhad as well as our guest medical expert, Michael Booth,  @don_miguel

Do you have a suggestions, question or feedback? Reach out to us via email at [email protected] and share what's on your mind. 

What is the actual difference between a Public Charter School and Traditional Public Schools? Do YOU know the answer? In this episode Hady and Lindsay discuss this common question and shine light on the differences between the two from funding to government accountability to recounting our own personal work experiences.  Listen in and be informed!

Also... Happy Women' s History month! 

Next Episode Topic:  The Coronavirus Pandemic and it's Impact on the School System

!!! Call to Action !!!

We are currently at an average of 125 listens per episode! What an amazing and humbling feeling it is to have extended our reach this way in the last two months. Help us extend this reach! Subscribe and tell a friend, peer or colleague to do the same. We need MORE than just teacher and parent advocates to truly make change. We NEED everyone in on this conversation to create change! Subscribe and share!

 Feel like there's something we missed or something you want to share? Then reach out to us via email at [email protected]. We are also open to constructive feedback and content suggestions. Keep up with us, Hady and Lindsay, on Instagram @Hadyhad & @mamalinds22

This episode is an ode to Black History Month, it's purpose and how it is celebrated in schools! Listen in as we give you our take on BHM from the educator's perspective and share the experiences of some of our listeners had in school during the month of February.

!!! Call to Action !!!

This week's call to action is for you to show us your support with a rating on Apple Podcast! We are currently so grateful for the 10 reviews we have thus far!  More reviews will help us in spreading the word of The Reformist Pipeline and getting more people in alignment with our overarching goal: To evoke change in our education system. Our goal is 50 Apple Podcast reviews by the time our next episode drops. Rate away!

Feel like there's something we missed or something you want to share? Then reach out to us via email at [email protected]. We are also open to constructive feedback and content suggestions.

Keep up with us, Hady and Lindsay, on Instagram @Hadyhad & @mamalinds22

This episode will give our listeners a chance to connect other professions to teaching, listen in to hear our initial thoughts and reflections. Also, if you're interested in being featured in our next episode dedicated to Black History Month, feel free to take our short survey where you can tell us about your most memorable Black History Month childhood experience.