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"Failure was not an Option" for Mrs. Johnnie Fullerwinder
Mrs. Johnnie Fullerwinder was the first Black teacher at George Washington High School in Danville Virginia in 1966. In this episode we hear about her first day on the job, her hands-on approach to teaching, and the changes she led and witnessed over her long career.
View the videos: https://teachersinthemovement.com/video-library/
Get Mrs. Fullerwinder’s book: https://www.amazon.com/Failure-was-not-Option-Integration/dp/1438963688
Know a teacher we should talk to? Let us know here: https://teachersinthemovement.com/contact/
Theme music “Summer Night” by Vanilla
https://vanillabeats.bandcamp.com/track/summer-night-2
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By The Teachers in the Movement Project at CRPES
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Mrs. Johnnie Fullerwinder was the first Black teacher at George Washington High School in Danville Virginia in 1966. In this episode we hear about her first day on the job, her hands-on approach to teaching, and the changes she led and witnessed over her long career.
View the videos: https://teachersinthemovement.com/video-library/
Get Mrs. Fullerwinder’s book: https://www.amazon.com/Failure-was-not-Option-Integration/dp/1438963688
Know a teacher we should talk to? Let us know here: https://teachersinthemovement.com/contact/
Theme music “Summer Night” by Vanilla
https://vanillabeats.bandcamp.com/track/summer-night-2