Teacher Speech and the New Divide: Difficult Conversations
Snapshot: This is the sixth episode of Justin Reich's mini-podcast series, Teacher Speech and the New Divide. Reich talks about the difficulties surrounding equity and divisive conversations within schooling with Amity Goss. Our own Meira Levinson then explains how Educational Ethics could help with some of these issues. |
Here is the description that Justin Reich gives to this podcast episode:
In the sixth episode of Teacher Speech and the New Divide, we turn our attention to Guilford, Connecticut. Guilford is a small town with a big commitment to equity for their students, and serves as a microcosm for the debates surrounding schools in the US. Our host Justin Reich sits down with Amity Goss, Assistant Superintendent of Guilford Public Schools, to learn more about what’s happening in Guilford, how it impacts teachers, and the steps that the district is taking to support educators. And, Professor Meira Levinson, Founder of EdEthics, joins us to introduce educational ethics as a powerful tool and resource for having difficult conversations. Special thanks to our friends at Learning for Justice, and the Justice in Schools team at the Harvard Graduate School of Education for their collaboration on this work.
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