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The Black Scholars Podcast is a safe haven for real, intimate, and difficult discussions amongst and between Black educators and scholars.
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Thursday Jul 26, 2018
Thursday Jul 26, 2018
The current, stereotypical paradigm of sitting students in rows and lecturing them to death will not work. It's time, regardless of what worked for you in the past, that we change things. If education is about the kids, then our teaching practices should reflect that. Don't go into the new school year with the same tired pedagogy and best practices. Listen as Ebony Eggleston, a high school science teacher, joins the show to share her individualized learning strategies that increase student achievement.
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Tuesday Jul 17, 2018
Tuesday Jul 17, 2018
Imagine going to work every single day and hating it. Imagine going into a school building everyday where kids steal from adults and record fights. Imagine teaching at a school where there is little to no control over the student population. That's what Stacie McClam shares with the Black Scholars community on episode 8. This episode is certainly one of the most entertaining ones. Enjoy.
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Wednesday Jul 11, 2018
Wednesday Jul 11, 2018
Educators. You don't have to be broke. With the right amount of hustle and intelligence, you can significantly increase your cash flow outside of the classroom. Joined by Erica Jones, a New York City high school teacher and serial side-hustler, we discuss teaching, podcasting, generating multiple streams of income, and more.
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Tuesday Jul 03, 2018
Tuesday Jul 03, 2018
Why do excellent classroom teachers feel pressured to obtain an administrator's position? Is it simply the money? Is it the perception of power? What drives good educators out of the classroom? Joined by the very intelligent Chelsie Griffin, a Ph.D. student and 5th grade teacher in Louisiana, we discuss the value of Black educators remaining in the classroom and why excellent educators should avoid the pressure to leave the classroom.
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Monday Jun 25, 2018
Monday Jun 25, 2018
Think about it. Why don't we talk about the importance of race in education? Why are a majority of our Black students taught by educators who either don't look like them or can't truly relate to them? There's a special trust between Black educators and Black students. Our schools deserve consistency. Our schools deserve Black voices and Black representation. Joined by the intelligent and beautiful Sonia B. Scott, a Math teacher in New Orleans, we discuss why Black educators matter more now than ever before.
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Sunday Jun 17, 2018
Sunday Jun 17, 2018
Classroom management is perhaps one of the most difficult things to master yet with a few simple steps it can be drastically improved. In order for our kids to geniunely learn and grow, the classroom has to be managed well from rules, produces, dismissal, transitions, etc. Also, it's about the culture. What kind of culture is conveyed when visitors enter your classroom? Is it student-centered? Is it a dictatorship? On this episode, the nomadic yet brilliant William Visher of Visher Ink discusses the importance of classroom management, shares applicable anectdotes from his classroom to our ears, and advocates for a better relationship between Black colleagues. This episode is jampacked with valuable, raw, and honest information that all Black scholars can relate to.
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Tuesday Jun 12, 2018
Tuesday Jun 12, 2018
What is grit? Is it teachable? We know that kids should have it, but what about their instructional leaders, us? How do we build grit? On this episode, Memphis-based educator Ariel Nicole Wright discusses why grit in educators is important, why we must become selfless as educators, and how we can improve the teaching profession for Black educators.
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Thursday Jun 07, 2018
Thursday Jun 07, 2018
How well do you really know your students? Do you know their full names? Their parents' names? Do you correctly pronounce their names? These small details matter to each and every student you are blessed to teach. Atlanta-based fourth-grade teacher Cierra Broadway details the importance of knowing your students and provides applicable strategies to build positive relationships in your classroom.
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Thursday Jun 07, 2018
Thursday Jun 07, 2018
In episode 1, Leonard introduces the show, discusses the status quo of education, and details how he became an educator.
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