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Thank you for bringing your ears right here for episode 17 of CALM Conversations about Learning where we lean in to re-envision our children’s education with and for the folks who matter most: teachers, parents and of course, our young people!
This episode is part 2 of a conversation series dedicated to teaching and learning while Black.
This week, Dr. James Wright, Assistant Professor of Culturally Responsive Educational Leadership at San Diego State University, dad (who is in LOVE with his three sons), scholar and writer joins us.
We met a couple of months ago at the cafe where I go to do my work and five minutes into the conversation, I invited him to be a guest on the podcast...and I didn’t even know then that he was a Culturally Responsive educator!
What Ah-mazing luck!
In this conversation, we discuss teaching and learning while Black within the context of Culturally Responsive educating, the historical implications of segregated education, what makes for an effective educator and the opportunity gap.
I hope that you enjoy --and learn from --this conversation with Dr. James Wright!
Chunks & Nuggets Worth Summarizing:
Synthesizing and Internalizing:
References from the Conversation:
Do the Podcast-Listener Thing: Follow. Subscribe. Rate. Review.
Devonne Williams: Editing
Cipriana Bethea: Beats
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Thank you for bringing your ears right here for episode 17 of CALM Conversations about Learning where we lean in to re-envision our children’s education with and for the folks who matter most: teachers, parents and of course, our young people!
This episode is part 2 of a conversation series dedicated to teaching and learning while Black.
This week, Dr. James Wright, Assistant Professor of Culturally Responsive Educational Leadership at San Diego State University, dad (who is in LOVE with his three sons), scholar and writer joins us.
We met a couple of months ago at the cafe where I go to do my work and five minutes into the conversation, I invited him to be a guest on the podcast...and I didn’t even know then that he was a Culturally Responsive educator!
What Ah-mazing luck!
In this conversation, we discuss teaching and learning while Black within the context of Culturally Responsive educating, the historical implications of segregated education, what makes for an effective educator and the opportunity gap.
I hope that you enjoy --and learn from --this conversation with Dr. James Wright!
Chunks & Nuggets Worth Summarizing:
Synthesizing and Internalizing:
References from the Conversation:
Do the Podcast-Listener Thing: Follow. Subscribe. Rate. Review.
Devonne Williams: Editing
Cipriana Bethea: Beats