<p>For this episode of <em>Insightful Questions</em>, EPS social science faculty members Diana Gonzalez-Castillo and Dan Yezbick reflect on building trust within the classroom setting in order to build on the habits of mind and skills for civil discourse to flourish. As Diana Gonzalez-Castillo notes, “One of the most exciting things about teaching is getting to foster a community within a classroom.”</p>

For this episode of Insightful Questions, EPS social science faculty members Diana Gonzalez-Castillo and Dan Yezbick reflect on building trust within the classroom setting in order to build on the habits of mind and skills for civil discourse to flourish. As Diana Gonzalez-Castillo notes, “One of the most exciting things about teaching is getting to foster a community within a classroom.”

Empathetic Dialogue: Meeting Students Where They Are

Welcome to EPS Insightful Questions, your monthly gateway into the vibrant world of education through the lens of the Eastside Prep community. In each episode, we invite diverse voices, including students, teachers, parents, and alumni, to pose thought-provoking questions that resonate with the ever-evolving landscape of education. We will explore the intersections of pedagogy, technology, inclusivity, and innovation, seeking answers that inspire, challenge, and shape the future of learning. Whether you're an educator, a lifelong learner, or simply curious about the transformative power of education, EPS Insightful Questions is your platform to engage in the conversations that matter most.

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