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How Educators of Color Can Define Their Own Path
Ambereen Khan-Baker, a senior policy and program specialist at NEA and 13-year educator, joins us to talk about teaching as a woman of color, and how becoming National Board Certified helped her find her voice.
Learn more about and join EdCommunities here.
Learn more about National Board Certification here.
Don’t forget to subscribe to the School Me podcast so that you’ll never miss an episode!
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Ambereen Khan-Baker, a senior policy and program specialist at NEA and 13-year educator, joins us to talk about teaching as a woman of color, and how becoming National Board Certified helped her find her voice.
Learn more about and join EdCommunities here.
Learn more about National Board Certification here.
Don’t forget to subscribe to the School Me podcast so that you’ll never miss an episode!
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