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On this episode, we discuss the importance of a sense of belonging, especially while recruiting and retaining Black, Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) teacher candidates and teachers. Dr. Sheiveh Jones, who is a Human Resources executive director overseeing teacher effectiveness and preparation at the San Diego County Office of Education, shares her story of being a multi-language learner who was new to the United States and how she experienced school. She further explains how her third grade teacher made a difference in her life by making her feel like she belonged. You’ll hear about efforts to recruit BIPOC teachers and promising practices for short and long term action.
By Valentin Escanuela and Dr. Deborah HernandezOn this episode, we discuss the importance of a sense of belonging, especially while recruiting and retaining Black, Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) teacher candidates and teachers. Dr. Sheiveh Jones, who is a Human Resources executive director overseeing teacher effectiveness and preparation at the San Diego County Office of Education, shares her story of being a multi-language learner who was new to the United States and how she experienced school. She further explains how her third grade teacher made a difference in her life by making her feel like she belonged. You’ll hear about efforts to recruit BIPOC teachers and promising practices for short and long term action.