The Late Bell: Toward Equitable Education Policy and Practice John Phillips

John is joined by Dr. Erica Buchanan-Rivera, Chief Equity Officer in an Indiana K-12 district, to talk about Erica's recent thoughts on what matters during a pandemic and how leaders can best support their communities during this time.
This is part 2 of this discussion.
Check out Erica's article here.
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John is joined by Dr. Erica Buchanan-Rivera, Chief Equity Officer in an Indiana K-12 district, to talk about Erica's recent thoughts on what matters during a pandemic and how leaders can best support their communities during this time.
Check out Erica's article here.
Sign up for John's newsletter - 5x5 - here.

John is joined by Chanea Bond. The pair reflect on what racial justice would look like in our educational system, how to navigate those individuals in schools who think it is about them, and why we must create spaces collectively in support of children.
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Chanea refers to Dr. Bettina Love's work a few times in the episode, and if you haven't read We Want to Do More Than Survive, you need to now!

John is joined by Chanea Bond, who is a Literacy teacher at a school in Texas. The two talk about re-opening schools, how the pandemic and the movement for racial justice coincide when it comes to schools, and about the media’s perception of teachers.
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John is joined by Kathleen Walsh from Building 21, who talks about what it takes to create real world, practical learning in the science classroom. John also breaks down the latest news in the education policy world, including President Trump's push to open schools "quickly, beautifully" and the growing push for some parents hiring teachers to help with remote learning.
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John speaks with Dr. Molly Buckley-Marudas, who is a professor at Cleveland State University as well as a professor in residence at the Campus International School where she works on projects related to digital literacy. Molly goes through the ways that digital literacy can help with student motivation, parent engagement, and teacher creativity. This conversation is a must listen as we think about 2020-2021.
You can check out Molly's work here.
Here's the article by Cult of Pedagogy's Jennifer Gonzalez.
Here's the link to buy Not Light, But Fire by Matt Kay.
Here's the link to buy Teaching for a Living Democracy by Joshua Block.