[RE-RELEASE] Episode 18: CULT OF PEDAGOGY! “A Seat at the Table” with Jennifer Gonzalez and Amanda Liebel

Street Data Pod: Imagining the Next Generation of Education

Get ready for another re-release from Season 3! In this delightful dialogue with the wizard behind Cult of Pedagogy, Jennifer Gonzalez, and middle school drama teacher Amanda Liebel, Shane and Alcine walk alongside two brilliant educators to think about service, street data, and pedagogy. You’ll learn the origin story of the magical blog and podcast called Cult of Pedagogy. We’ll think about what it means to have a “heart of service”, as Amanda characterizes the deep work of teaching as always a reflective practice. We’ll also discuss how Shane, Jamila, and Jennifer came together to create a 9-hour free video series that follows two teams of teachers as they move through the messiness and richness of the Street Data process! Finally, this episode offers one-inch windows into a pedagogy of student voice, including:

  • How to receive difficult street data from students with an open heart
  • How to take deeper risks in the classroom (for example, to “Indigenize our learning spaces”)
  • Why being a perfectionist works against you as a teacher 
  • And what it means to “walk alongside students” and listen to what they want

Enjoy this priceless conversation!

For Further Learning:

  • Listen to the original Cult of Pedagogy podcast episode with Shane and Jamila, “Street Data: A Path Toward Equitable, Anti-racist Schools” (October 5, 2021)
  • Access 9 hours of free professional learning in Street Data Cult of Pedagogy video series
  • Listen to the follow-up Cult of Pedagogy podcast episode about this learning series with Shane, Jamila, and Amanda (January 29, 2023)
  • Check out the mentioned Cult of Pedagogy podcast and blog on The Big List of Class Discussion Strategies

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