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00:42WHY CONSULTANTS MATTER TO THE EDUCATION INDUSTRY
FORWARD THING EDU CEO MICAHEL CAMPBELL IS OUR GUEST. WITH LONG EXPERIENCE IN EDUCATION , INTERNATIONAL AS WELL, MR CAMPBELL BRINGS HIS EXCELLENT INSIGHTS TO THE TABLE
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Education Reform Distractions - The Miseducation of Cities
Public charter vs. traditional public schools, local communities vs. outside reformers, black vs. white. There are many distractions and red herrings in discussions about education reform.
My guest, Dr. Andre Perry, has put many of those distractions on the table in his fascinating novel, The Garden Path: The Miseducation of a City. The novel is set in post-Katrina New Orleans, which has become a key education reform battleground. In Dr. Perry's take, the students prevail over all else. As the former CEO of a charter school network in New Orleans and a university professor there, Dr. Perry crafted The Garden Path on a solid foundation of personal experience.
Host, Allison R. Brown, is a civil rights attorney and President of Allison Brown Consulting (ABC).
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Education that is Multicultural
In this episode we will discuss the fundamentals of Multicultural Education.
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Anti-Racist Education: The Language of Equity
Student equity and education advocacy rhetoric has often pitted teachers and educators against, essentially, everyone else. But, teachers are doing tremendous things to force change for equity from within and to deliver empowering social justice instruction to their students.
My guests will talk to us about the language of equity and what it takes for teachers to be successful advocates for equity in their schools. Enid Lee is the Director of Enidlee Consultants and is a teacher educator, researcher, writer, consultant, facilitator, and speaker. Deborah Menkart is the Executive Director of Teaching for Change, which provides teachers and parents with the tools to create schools where students learn to read, write, and change the world.
Host, Allison R. Brown, Esq., is a civil rights attorney and President of Allison Brown Consulting (ABC).
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Random Thoughts About Education
Today we will discuss various aspects of education. From parental engagement, no tolerance policies to school wide behavior interventions; if it's happening we will discuss the good, the bad and the ugly.
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Pedro Noguera and The Trouble with Education Reform
Dr. Pedro Noguera is the Peter L. Agnew Professor of Education at New York University. He is a world-renowned sociologist, researcher, and prolific author of several publications, including the seminal book, "The Trouble with Black Boys...and Other Reflections on Race, Equity, and the Future of Public Education."
Dr. Noguera will expound on his critique of current approaches to education reform that are too focused on privatization, high stakes testing, and punitive student discipline. We will talk about how schools can focus on ensuring life successes of students and youth by focusing on true racial and socioeconomic equity.
Host, Allison R. Brown, is a civil rights attorney and owner of Allison Brown Consulting (ABC).
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00:31
industry talk
Industry Talk international and local guest host S J Springs
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NATIONAL PARKS AND EDUCATION; GETTYSBURG
WANT TO PUT THE CIVIL WAR INTO REAL PERSPECTIVE FOR YOUR STUDENTS .
ITS THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT BATTLE THAT CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY. GETTYSBURG NATIONAL MILITARY PARK EDUCATION SPECIALIST BARB SAUNDERS IS OUR GUEST.
NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE , THEY'RE YOUR PARKS. USE THEM
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Poverty and Education
Why is it important to talk about poverty in education? How do we do that in a way that is respectful and meaningful? Many times, discussions about education reform intentionally conflate race and class. There are a few reasons for this, including that the federal courts have slowly closed the courthouse doors to claims of race discrimination in education. Courts also have almost completely prohibited voluntary efforts to create racial diversity in schools. As a result,
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Music Industry Talk
talk about everything going on in music industry
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Patriot Education
Public Education seen form the Conservative/Libertarian viewpoint
by Patriot Family in Current Events
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Facing Criticism in the Oil Industry
All of us who have spent any time in the oilfield have endured criticism of some sort. Usually it stems from environmental purposes, and from lack of education. As a family, we have moved more times then we should following the industry, and have endured an awful lot of rejection and negative behavior, just simply because of our career choice. For example, when we first moved into the boom town that we currently reside in, cost of living was a direct reflection of oilfield judgment. Rent is outrageous, and the first question they ask before you are even allowed to look at a home, is if you are oilfield. If you reply yes, rent seems to go up, or the deposite is higher. If you want to take your camper to the local campground for a vacation, they assume you are oilfield looking for living accommodations in their facility and the price goes up. I may be just an average person, but I cant help but wonder, why on earth, any of that should matter... as if oilfield money is dirty or something... money is money, it spends the same no matter where it comes from. This episode is going to focus on how we handle these uncomfortable situations. Take the time to listen, add to the conversation by joining our live chat, or email at gypsylyn@hotmail.com , tell me your story or input on the subject and I will do my best to incorporate it into our program. Also, feel free to send a shout out to anyone who may be listening!!
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