With all that’s currently happening in the United States, teachers – and students – have to be prepared to have difficult conversations with one another. How can we have productive conversations about learning and action, instead of shouting matches in class? Join Dinur and Adam as we discuss this issue.
Show Notes 
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/roslyn.r.cecilia/posts/10155810555941834">Roslyn R. Cecelia on how and when to call out and call in</a>

With all that’s currently happening in the United States, teachers – and students – have to be prepared to have difficult conversations with one another. How can we have productive conversations about learning and action, instead of shouting matches in class? Join Dinur and Adam as we discuss this issue. Show Notes Roslyn R. Cecelia on how and when to call out and call in

With all that’s currently happening in the United States, teachers – and students – have to be prepared to have difficult conversations with one another. How can we have productive conversations about learning and action, instead of shouting matches in class? Join Dinur and Adam as we discuss this issue.
Show Notes 
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/roslyn.r.cecilia/posts/10155810555941834" rel="noopener noreferrer">Roslyn R. Cecelia on how and when to call out and call in</a>

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