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Sunday Jun 28, 2020
Sunday Jun 28, 2020
America to Me is a Starz docu-series. There are approximately 10 episodes that highlight Oak Park and River Forest High School in Oak Park, Illinois, a suburb outside of Chicago. This episode is the first installment of the series as we are introduced to several students, parents, and teachers. In this episode, we discuss the town of Oak Park, the Black Lives Matter student assembly, racial bias in the classroom, the achievement gap, curriculum that addresses racism, and more.
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Sunday Jun 07, 2020
Sunday Jun 07, 2020
New Episode — In the final installment of the How the Pandemic Impacts K-12 Education series, I am joined by Charmae Damper, a 2nd grade educator in Washington, D.C. On this episode, we discuss urban education, charter schools, ClassDojo, teacher burnout, employee morale, CDC school recommendations, and much more.
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Sunday May 31, 2020
Sunday May 31, 2020
New Episode — Continuing the How the Pandemic Impacts K-12 Education series, I am joined by Brittany Jefferson, a veteran special educator. On this episode, we discuss distance teaching and learning, teacher burnout, the digital divide, and much more.
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Sunday May 10, 2020
Sunday May 10, 2020
Continuing the How the Pandemic Impacts K-12 Education series, I am joined by Stephanie Burke (Orlando, Florida), a veteran educator (sixth year teaching) who teaches “early childhood education” at the high school level. On this episode, we discuss her unique content area, her side hustle (Power of Potential Coaching), teaching an elective during the pandemic (26:54), summative assessments, educational policy, and more.
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Sunday May 03, 2020
Episode 28—How the Pandemic Impacts K-12 Education Part 3 with Stacey Malone
Sunday May 03, 2020
Sunday May 03, 2020
Continuing the How the Pandemic Impacts K-12 Education series, I am joined by the lovely Stacey Malone, a 5th Grade Science and Social Studies teacher who may be transitioning to teach and coach at the high school level next school year. Stacey is also a basketball coach (San Antonio, Texas), and has been teaching for three years. Additionally, she's available for hire as a sport specific skills trainer and coach. On this episode, we discuss why we both left education early in our teaching careers. Other topics of our conversation included the difference between teaching middle school versus teaching high school, how Stacey has been emotionally affected by school closures, distance learning, my hatred of Zoom, educational policy, continuous school improvement, and much more. This conversation is over a hour, so grab a cup of coffee and enjoy.
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Thank you for being a part of the community. Please tell your colleagues about the show, subscribe to the show, and leave a review.
All e-mail inquiries should be sent to theblackscholarspodcast@gmail.com.
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5. Support the show via Patreon (donate anywhere from $1 to $100). To help the growth of the show, develop future professional development events, a nationwide conference, seminars and more, please support us. Your contribution will be rewarded with early access to new content, free merchandise, exclusive promo codes to Black Scholars Clothing™, consulting services, advertisement spots, and more. Thank you for being a part of the tribe. You are appreciated.
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Sunday Apr 26, 2020
Sunday Apr 26, 2020
Continuing the How the Pandemic Impacts K-12 Education series, I am joined by Latoya N. Walker (@latoya_nickee) and Jamila Sams (@jmilz). Latoya is currently in the Navy (San Diego, California) and has taught arts enrichment courses for seven years. She is currently teaching dance through her company, Footwork And Sole (@footworkandsoleco). Jamila is currently serving several school districts, private schools, and charter school networks as an educational consultant with a specialization in school climate and culture. Previously, she was an assistant principal in Baltimore, Maryland. On this episode, we discuss the pandemic’s impact on education, distance learning, side hustles, plans for next school year, and more.
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Join The Black Scholars community on Facebook where you can join the private "The Black Scholars Tribe."
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Thank you for being a part of the community. Please tell your colleagues about the show, subscribe to the show, and leave a review.
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Sunday Apr 19, 2020
Sunday Apr 19, 2020
On this episode, I am joined by Dr. Wylie Tidwell, III, an Ethnic Studies/AP U.S. History instructor with 14 years of teaching experience (Cobb County, Georgia). We discuss the pandemic and it's impact on the role of educators, distance learning, student achievement, potential long-term effects, and more.
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Exciting news— The Black Scholars Podcast is now available on YouTube. Please subscribe.
Join The Black Scholars community on Facebook where you can join the private "The Black Scholars Tribe." Visit Black Scholars Publishing to purchase The Mali Empire™ tee.
My book, Becoming an Effective Black Educator: A Manifesto is available as an e-book or paperback via Kindle and Amazon.
Thank you for being a part of the community. Please tell your colleagues about the show, subscribe to the show, and leave a review.
All e-mail inquiries should be sent to theblackscholarspodcast@gmail.com.
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Sunday Oct 20, 2019
Sunday Oct 20, 2019
“If you’re not right yourself, how can you be effective in the classroom, one? But how can you effectively lead and mold the future of this society? You can’t…”
On this episode, I am joined by two lovely educators: Chelsie Griffin and Brittany Goldsby. Chelsie (Baton Rouge, Louisiana), a 5th grade mentor teacher and a doctorate student at LSU, was previously on episode 6, “Stop Pushing Good Teachers Out.” Brittany (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) is a 9th grade English teacher, a poet, an artist and a curriculum committee participant. We discuss the importance of energy: physically, spiritually, mentally and emotionally. Some of our strategies to boost energy included sleep, yoga, nutrition, classroom management tactics, and more.
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Wednesday Jul 31, 2019
Episode 24—Moment of Clarity-Social Media Usage for Black Educators
Wednesday Jul 31, 2019
Wednesday Jul 31, 2019
In the first installment of the Moment of Clarity series, I discuss my personal opinion on why Black educators need to protect themselves online from nosy parents and students. This is a short yet valuable episode that every Black educator needs to listen to.
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Tuesday Jul 30, 2019
Episode 23—Self Care Part 2 with Lashawn Gee, Melanie Matthews, & Melody Andrews
Tuesday Jul 30, 2019
Tuesday Jul 30, 2019
Continuing our discourse on self-care for educators, I am joined by three fantastic educators from different parts of the country. Lashawn Gee is a middle Physical Education/Health teacher in High Point, North Carolina. She is also a mindset coach, author and public speaker. Melanie Matthews is a K-3 Literacy Coach, and she is a K-12 National Consultant near Detroit, Michigan. Melody Andrews is a high school English teacher and a doctorate student in the DMV area. We discuss how educators can be more efficient and effective with our respective preparation time, personal anecdotes about burn-out, and self-care strategies.
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Tuesday Jul 23, 2019
Episode 22—Self Care Part 1 with Jailyn Jenkins & Leine Marie Daini
Tuesday Jul 23, 2019
Tuesday Jul 23, 2019
In part one of the self-care mini-series, I am joined by Jailyn Jenkins, a 10th grade Chemistry teacher in Denver, Colorado, and Leine Marie Daini, a French and Personal Development & Mental Health high school teacher in London, England. In this second stint of my career, I've been able to reach and exceed my professional goals and maintain my passion for this profession by developing essential self-care strategies and best practices. If you want to remain in the field of education, you have to practice self-care techniques. Join us as we discuss mental health, therapy, anxiety, exercise, nutrition, and more. This is an episode you'll want to listen to multiple times.
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Monday Jul 15, 2019
Episode 21—Why Educators Leave Their Schools with Torrian Timms & Asha Curry
Monday Jul 15, 2019
Monday Jul 15, 2019
I am joined by Torrian Timms, a first year science instructional coach from Dallas, Texas, and Asha Curry, an 8th grade physical science teacher from Atlanta, Georgia. Both of these effective educators have recently switched schools. As I am in the process of leaving my school, which I taught at for five years, I have noticed a lot of career changes amongst my peers. Join us as we discuss why educators leave their schools, the importance of a strong administrative team, school culture, being the "new kid on the block," and much more.
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Friday May 03, 2019
Friday May 03, 2019
From Memphis to Wichita State/Wichita East High to the University of Massachusetts, Melissa E. Swauncy is a trendsetter, debate savant, doctorate student, and educator. Via the expired Memphis Urban Debate League, our paths crossed. Fast forward to now, our paths cross again. Join us as we discuss the benefits and power of debate in your classroom: academic achievement, enhanced writing, research, and speaking skills, college scholarships, improved literacy, etc.
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Wednesday Apr 10, 2019
Episode 19—Hip-Hop Literacy with Dr. Arnold-Brown
Wednesday Apr 10, 2019
Wednesday Apr 10, 2019
Dr. Dawnyell Arnold-Brown is a renaissance woman. She does it all as an educator, musician, author, entrepreneur, and podcast host. From Houston, Texas, Dr. Arnold-Brown combines hip-hop music with literacy and her students love it. Listen to this episode as we discuss student engagement, student-centered classrooms, free-styling while teaching, and more.
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Rest in Heaven, Nipsey Hussle. #Motivation #Marathon
Friday Mar 29, 2019
Episode 18—A Nontraditional Model to Teaching Excellence with Candous Brown
Friday Mar 29, 2019
Friday Mar 29, 2019
I first discovered Candous Brown, a 11-year-veteran, via Facebook. She was featured on the Chalkbeat Tennessee, an educational news publication. After reading the feature, I immediately reached out to Candous via Facebook, and I am glad that I did. Here are a few takeaways from this interview: 1) Candous is an effective educator, because she thinks outside of the box. 2) Candous is a graduate of Christian Brothers University (I was just accepted into Christian Brothers’s Educational Leadership program), so we are fellow Buccaneers. 3) Candous, similar to myself, did not begin her teaching career through a traditional TEP. 4) Candous is a reflective educator—a key to instructional effectiveness.
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Here is the Chalkbeat article.
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Thursday Mar 14, 2019
Episode 17—How to Deal with Difficult Parents
Thursday Mar 14, 2019
Thursday Mar 14, 2019
I am joined by LaTonya Donaldson (@brooklyn1620), a 18-year veteran who teaches 8th Grade ELA at a boys’ school in Dallas, Texas. I am also joined by Tionna Pinkney (@thateducationwarrior), a 11-year veteran who serves as a school improvement grant curriculum coach in North Carolina. We team up to discuss how to deal with difficult parents. Tune in and bring a notepad.
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Thursday Jan 17, 2019
Episode 16—A Black Secretary of Education featuring Dr. Keila Foster
Thursday Jan 17, 2019
Thursday Jan 17, 2019
From Mississippi to Tennessee to the DMV, Keila exemplifies the meaning of a well-traveled educator. In her 13th year of teaching, Keila Foster has a lot of knowledge to share with The Black Scholars tribe. Currently, she works as a AVID Coordinator in Maryland. We discuss her doctorate program at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, how she entered the profession, her career goals, restorative justice and several other pertinent topics in this episode.
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Thursday Dec 27, 2018
Episode 15—Coaching Teachers with Arnecia L. Newton
Thursday Dec 27, 2018
Thursday Dec 27, 2018
Arnecia L. Newton is a dynamic educator who blossomed out of the Teach For America ranks. After teaching elementary school for five years, Newton took her career and bank account into her own hands by transitioning out of the classroom. As a result, Newton is living her best life as an instructional coach working for Teach For America as she serves the Birmingham City Schools District by coaching classroom teachers. From her frequent Starbucks visits to her unique instructional coaching style, Newton drops gems in this episode. Post-interview, she has rebranded her Instagram page and transformed her experience coaching educators into a personal coaching business. That's Black excellence.
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Saturday Dec 22, 2018
Episode 14—Becoming an Educational Leader with Johnny Anderson
Saturday Dec 22, 2018
Saturday Dec 22, 2018
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Wednesday Nov 21, 2018
Episode 13—Game Changing Ed with Donica Arnold-Brown
Wednesday Nov 21, 2018
Wednesday Nov 21, 2018
Donica Arnold-Brown is a 18-year veteran who has worked as a college recruiter, college assistant coach, a SPED teacher, a health teacher, a reading interventionist, an English department chair, and a billion other roles. She currently works for the Houston Independent School District in Houston, Texas as a magnet coordinator. We discuss her unorthodox educational career, her Game Changing Ed business, her insight on issues that plague Black educators, the importance of self-care, and much more. This episode is filled with gems.
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