Join Gabriela and Martinez your host(s) for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, we are going to talk about what Whiteness  is and how it is present in our society and our schools.

Join Tracy, Bethsanie, and Erin, your hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, we are going to talk about the Education Debt and what that means for the American Dream.

Join Aaron and Kat as they talk about multicultural education and multicultural curriculum transformation. 

Join Gabriela and Stella, your hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, Gaby and Stella are going to talk about place-based curriculum, critical conversations at the middle school level, and reflect on their summer course with Dr. Haddad. Their goal is to reinforce the idea that curriculum transformation can lead to social transformation.

Join Paige and Samantha your hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, Sam and Paige are going to talk about how to overcome teaching in a climate of constraint in order to foster meaningful discussions in the classroom as well as how to help students understand and become more politically tolerant.

Join Iliana, Deanna, and Sarah, your hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, They are going to talk about civic education, where it's gone, and how we can get it back.

Join Stephanie and Kathleen for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, They talk about various perspectives in the U.S. Social Studies, how to include different perspectives that aren’t seen in our history books, and also some tips on how to teach your students about healthy approaches to situations that may often times lead to conflict.

Join Erin and Aaron as they talk about critical literacy and the effect of the 2016 presidential election in schools.

This is the first episode produced my Dr. Haddad's CI 6693 Theory, Policy, and Critical Issues in Social Studies Education. The class was subtitled "What is it to teach in the Trump era?" and welcomes students who are social studies teachers as well as any other interested teachers or individuals. In the episode Amy and Austin (both high school math teachers) talk about the three viewpoints of education and how these viewpoints can be applied to their classroom. They will also discuss what two math teachers are doing in a social studies class. They'll talk about that and how they plan on incorporating what they’ve learned so far into their classrooms this upcoming fall.

Join Beth and Sylvia as they talk about the 7 factors of White Fragility and the 7 stages of Conocimiento--Bridging White Fragility and Conocimiento.