José Luis Vilson is best known as an architect for a hopeful future and an advocate for teacher voice. José describes his math pedagogy in this episode and why math is a social justice lever. He illuminates the restrictions we put on mathematics unknowingly as a society. José encourages us to ensure our classrooms and learning communities are interconnected and to look to the future with hope. José is also an integral part of the EduColor Community, which amplifies the works and ideas of students, educators, and communities of color through supportive on- and off-line networks and professional development.

Episode Mentions:

• Ted Ed Talk
• Waiting for Superman
• Bob Moses
• EduColor Movement
• FutureMe

Connect and Learn with José:

• at his website & blog
• on Twitter 
• on Instagram
• on Threads
• on Facebook
• on LinkedIn
• on TikTok
• on YouTube

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When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.