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- Episode 12: WOKE Religion w/ Jimmy McIntoshToday, we’re going to be discussing a sensitive subject: Religion. This is important to talk about, though, because religion can directly affect children in the classroom. With guest Jimmy McIntosh, we’ll dive into alternative views on religion. Hit that listen button and learn about Jimmy, a priest of Ifá, an African spiritual system.FIND OUT WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR RE: WOKE JOURNEY30 min
- Episode 13: Woke in School w/ Dr. Dominic RollinsTime to go back to the basics this week as we learn more about being WOKE in school and how schools can also be WOKE. Do you have the chance to change your child’s school? Let’s learn more about what you can do to help change the dynamics in your children’s education with guest, Dr. Dominic Rollins.FIND OUT WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR RE: WOKE JOURNEY22 min
- Episode 14: WOKE Entrepreneurship w/ Hart WilsonIs there an age requirement to have your own business? JLM Presents’ doesn’t think so, and we’re discussing the importance of innovation at an early age with Hart Wilson, as well as the lessons learned along the journey. How did a 5th grader start his own profitable business in order to save up for his dream college? Find out on this week’s episode!FIND OUT WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR RE: WOKE JOURNEY20 min
- Episode 15: WOKE Reading w/ Beth MorrowWhile we may have touched on reading in season one of RE: WOKE, there is still so much more to say! In fact, you could make a whole podcast on reading, and you STILL wouldn’t be able to cover everything. Because of this, we are joined by master reading teacher, Beth Morrow, for this week’s episode. Listen to the discussion on how books can be brought into the classroom—not just as assignments but reading for pleasure—and so much more.FIND OUT WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR RE: WOKE JOURNEY34 min
- Episode 16: WOKE Writing w/ Jasmine ThomasWelcome back to our WOKE journey to change education. This season we’re taking a deeper dive into WOKE writing with Jasmine Thomas, teacher of the year from an ISD in Houston! Should writing be emphasized early in school? Unfortunately, many students dislike writing. How can this be changed, and how can we instill confidence in our kids when they express themselves?FIND OUT WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR RE: WOKE JOURNEY31 min
- Minisode 1.3: Tanya TeaFairy Presents: "My Place in the World" by Aryanna BerringerOur guest today is not your average interviewee… In this episode, we meet Eunice, the unicorn! Eunice, along with Tanya TeaFairy, present “My Place in the World” by Aryanna Berringer. This is our last minisode before SEASON TWO starts next week!Learn more about Tanya: https://www.facebook.com/TeaFairyAndFriendsStorytimeAndAdventures/Watch TeaFairy shows here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAe6M8SNbx3XAF0ujBxLCNQ“My Place in the World” by Aryanna Berringer: https://www.amazon.com/My-Place-World-Aryanna-Berringer/dp/0692196234FIND OUT WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR RE: WOKE JOURNEY9 min
- Minisode 1.2: "Grandma Hattie's Ice Cream"Another Episode? That’s Mini! This week, we’re taking a closer look at another WOKE book and author. Listen to hear all about “Grandma Hattie’s Ice Cream” by Jowan Smith.FIND OUT WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR RE: WOKE JOURNEY9 min
- Minisode 1.1: "Don't Feed the Ducks"And just like that, Season 1 is done! You have completed level 1 of WOKE training. While Season 2 is coming up, listen to this minisode episode that dives into some WOKE reading. This week, Michelle Person will discuss writing with children’s author: Jeremiah Brown. Delve into his book, “Don’t Feed the Ducks”, and learn more about why it’s important for kids to listen to their parents.FIND OUT WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO ON YOUR RE: WOKE JOURNEY7 min
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Struggling to find inclusive, engaging, academic content or culturally-responsive teaching that represents and educates your child? So were we! Society is in the midst of a revolution. We are…
rethinking institutionalized social and racial ideologies and deconstructing the ones deemed irrelevant, oppressive, and flat out wrong. It’s time to rethink the content and curriculum we put in front of children, the strategies we use to engage them, the techniques we use to manage behavior, and the resources we offer to support them. Michelle Person from Re:WOKE (Re-Writing Our Kids Education) is a master educator who believes in the transformative power of education but who has also had a front row seat for the last 20 years at how traditional education consistently, and oftentimes intentionally, continues to marginalize, malign, and miseducate, our BIPOC children. A veteran educator with experience in the classroom and at the building level, Michelle is committed to increasing access to culturally-responsive content, teaching strategies, and resources to parents and educators so that we can better support our elementary school students on their learning journey. Breaking down complex topics into small actionable steps is Michelle’s superpower, and together we will completely rewrite the traditional education system and create an educational experience that is diverse, inclusive, and equitable!