16 min
S2, EP1: Walk & Talk w/Iesha Green A Mile In My Shoes: The Walk & Talk Podcast
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- Education
In this episode Iesha Green, a 5th grade classroom practitioner & Teach Plus Arkansas Policy Fellow, talks about the importance of dismantling systems in order to create change.
Iesha Green is an Arkansas native. She has been in education for 10 years, 5 years in ECE & 5 years in 5th grade. She studied undergrad at the U of A where she triple majored in Psychology, Sociology, and African and African American Studies. She also holds a MAT from UCA & an M.Ed in Educational Equity. She is passionate about all things related to education and is currently working on a kid’s book series called “The Wolfpack,” which follows the adventures of 4 Black middle school boys. She can be reached via social media at @greeniesha6 (Twitter) or Iesha Green (Facebook).
For more information about this podcast, the host or how to be our next guest contact Stacey McAdoo at 501-350-5945, www.stillstacey.com, 2019atoy@gmail.com or at @2019atoy on all social media platforms.
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In this episode Iesha Green, a 5th grade classroom practitioner & Teach Plus Arkansas Policy Fellow, talks about the importance of dismantling systems in order to create change.
Iesha Green is an Arkansas native. She has been in education for 10 years, 5 years in ECE & 5 years in 5th grade. She studied undergrad at the U of A where she triple majored in Psychology, Sociology, and African and African American Studies. She also holds a MAT from UCA & an M.Ed in Educational Equity. She is passionate about all things related to education and is currently working on a kid’s book series called “The Wolfpack,” which follows the adventures of 4 Black middle school boys. She can be reached via social media at @greeniesha6 (Twitter) or Iesha Green (Facebook).
For more information about this podcast, the host or how to be our next guest contact Stacey McAdoo at 501-350-5945, www.stillstacey.com, 2019atoy@gmail.com or at @2019atoy on all social media platforms.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stacey-mcadoo/message
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stacey-mcadoo/support
16 min