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In this podcast, we define and examine Critical Race Theory (CRT). We will discuss how racism manifests itself in a variety of ways and show how CRT challenges long-held assumptions that drive educational policy and practice.
Dr. Parker's research is focused on the utility of Critical Race Theory and its application to education policy and leadership at the K-12 and higher education context. His research interests include social and political change its impact on schools and the effects of neo-liberalism on educational leadership and the politics of education. In his latest book Critical Race Theory in Education Edited By Laurence Parker and David Gillborn, CRT scholars examine the race-specific patterns of privilege and exclusion that go largely unremarked in mainstream debates.
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How have higher education institutions reacted to the ongoing pandemic and what systems have been put in place to help support decision making and change during the current crisis? On this podcast, we speak to Jacob Easley II is Dean of the Graduate School of Education, Touro College one of the largest Jewish-sponsored higher educational institutions in the United States to help answer some of these questions.
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In this episode we explore how IT services have helped children with severe disabilities survive and even thrive during the Covid 19 pandemic. On this podcast the New DEEL team interviews John Rawles a Network Administrator for a school serving children with severe, multiple disabilities to help answer explore those issues.
John Rawles is the Network Administrator for a school for children with cerebral palsy. The school is a day and residential school for students up to age 21 who have severe, multiple disabilities usually resulting from cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury or other neurological impairment. Programs include special education, physical, occupational, speech/language, music, dance and recreational therapy, along with adaptive art with an emphasis on assistive technology. Support services include 24-hour nursing, social work, nutrition therapy and medical supervision.
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Have you ever wondered how the pandemic has affected special education in schools? On this podcast the New DEEL team interviews Brett Frey Dallastown School District’s Director of Special Education to answer some of those questions. 
Brett Frey is the Dallastown Area School District’s Director of Special Education ensuring approximately 1,400 students (both in-district and in placements outside the school district) receive special education support and services. 
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When we think about the school nurse we think about band aids and ice packs but have you ever wondered about the impact of COVID 19 on the role of the school nurse? On this podcast the New DEEL team interviews Kim Baggio a school nurse and Covid Coordinator and looks at the role of the school nurse in light of the current pandemic. 
Kim Baggio is a Registered Nurse, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner and Pediatric Clinical Nurse Specialist. She currently serves as the School Nurse and Covid Coordinator at the Montgomery School.
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Have you ever wondered if social studies could be more than memorizing dates and dusty old textbooks? On this podcast the New DEEL team interviews Dr. Timothy Patterson and Assistant Professor and social studies researcher and discusses the role of citizen ship empathy and democracy in today's social study curriculum. 
Tim Patterson is an Assistant Professor in Teaching and Learning at Temple University. His primary scholarly interest unites two important strands of the research on social studies education: teacher education and global studies. 
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