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In today's episode I talk about my upcoming wedding (now past wedding) and what planning and prepping for it has taught me about student-centered practices.Mentioned Blog Post: Breaking the Mold: Embracing Student-Centered EducationWant to
In today's episode I talk about my upcoming wedding and what planning and prepping for it has taught me about student-centered practices. Stay Connected & Informed:Join Our Community: Don’t miss out on the wealth of resources, insights, an
In this weeks episode, I reflect on the pilot program I just completed for the Student Action Board. The Student Action Board Curriculum, is a program aimed at cultivating confidence, research skills, and self-advocacy among students. By guid
Welcome to this week’s episode of the Black on Black Education podcast, where we delve into the complexities and rewards of being a student-centered educator. In today’s discussion, we unwrap the layers of what it means to truly cater to the di
According to statistics, fewer than 2% of teen mothers earn a college degree before age 30. Furthermore, over half of all parenting college students leave school without a degree. Parent students, who are experiencing the stress of both educati
Do remember everything you really disliked about school? From the horrendous school food, the lack of useful curriculum and after school programs that would teach us stuff we could use our in futures, no preparation for your actual future, bare
On this weeks episode of the Black on Black education podcast we met with Dr. Tinia Merriweather PhD. Dr. Merriweather has dedicated 27 years to being an educator, teaching at middle schools, NYU grad programs and in mostly liberal progressive
On this episode of the Black on Black Education, we met with Maryland Councilman Will Jawando to discuss the reality of Black Fatherhood and the importance of their role with young people especially Black young male development. Black fatherhoo
STEM education is curriculum, pedagogy, and academic policy that focuses on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Currently, Black and Latinx STEM degree holders and workers are greatly underrepresented in the workforce. The supply
For all my educators, have you ever thought about teaching abroad or traveling around the world teaching and consulting with schools? Did you even know that there are opportunities to even teach abroad? On this weeks episode of the Black on Bla
On this weeks episode of the Black on Black education podcast, we met with the amazing Courtney Rose. Courtney Rose is many things, a writer, researcher, teacher educator or teacher pre-service educator, and education consultant. Throughout ou
Imagine if a collection of Black and brown principals in your state united to build a safe community for them to share ideas, experiences and inspire each other. On this weeks episode of the Black on Black education podcast, we met with Sh
In the United states, there are 130 million adults or 54% of the adult population that can't read at a sixth grade level. Many young people due to generational or systemic factors aren't taught how to read or never fully developed the skill
Have you ever thought about using Hip-hop music and culture within the classroom? Imagine your favorite rapper or MC teaching your history, science , English or even math. In this latest episode of the Black on Black Education, we had a a reall
On this week of the Black on Black education podcast, we had a very special episode for you. This week we met for a in-person live recorded podcast session with a very special guest being New York's 16th Congressional District's Congressman,
On this episode of the Black on Black education podcast, we hosted a panel session with 17yr old MJ Hill, Principal Rahh and Shivy Brooks to discuss the future of learning and education. From our discussion we covered a multitude of topics s
On this episode of Black on Black education, we had an amazing conversation with Tarsha Wiggins. Last week we talked about the importance of mental health within the education system and for teachers. This week we talk about the stigma of menta
On this episode of the Black on Black education podcast, we had a insanely therapeutic and deep conversation with Matea Washington. Mental health has been a rising topic in recent years and as teachers/professionals we often don't prioritize o
On this episode of the Black on Black education podcast, we sat down and had a amazing conversation with Channing White. Centered around the failures of the education system, we discussed how schools can be a detrimental and dehumanizing env
We so love doing this podcast because of the broad range of topics and being able to talk with some old friends again. On this episode we sit down with Claudine, Kimberlie and Naraffy of Restore More. This episode focuses on the Restore More's
On this episode of the Black on Black education podcast, we met with Kwame Sarfo-Mensah of Identity Talk to discuss student centered learning and it's impacts on student's educational journey. We dive into the unfair standards and pressure plac
In this wide-ranging conversation, we discuss the difficulty teachers have in building relationships with students and how important school culture is in overcoming this challenge. We dive deep into the concept of trauma-informed practices and
This powerful conversation goes into the amazing work Noemi has done turning around schools and how she helps school leaders to do just that. We dive into what it takes to be an effective school leader and how they can best serve their school c
We so love doing this podcast because of the broad range of opinions and perspectives we can dive into. On this episode we sit down with Lovie Manning of Parenting While Black. Lovie brings a focus on Conscious Parenting while providing Anti-Ra
This episode was a family affair! We sat down with Kids for Culture's sisters and business partners Kristen O'Meally & Lamia Haley. They shared the incredibly inspiring story of how an instagram hashtag helped them find their way to getting th
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