Dr. Kristilynn Turney is a school improvement, DEI, and leadership development expert. Dr. Turney stops by the show to visit with Darrin about equity, diversity, and her new book 5 Months to School Improvement. That, plus your #PepTalk on this week’s show. MORE EPISODES
Utilizing Inclusive Practices In Classrooms
In this episode Brandi Breaux dives into building supportive inclusive classrooms. As the VP of Client Services at Stetson & Associates, a company that specializes in equitable and inclusive practices, Brandi excels at supporting staff so that they can support students. Stetson & Associates Free Resources: https://stetsonassociates.com/resource-library/ Inclusive Schools Network Resources: Inclusion Resources Stetson & Associates Twitter: @StetsonAssoc More info … Read More
Education Considerations on Cultural Appropriation
TL;DR: Have you considered how you make your impact on society by teaching something you’re passionate about? Dive deeper into understanding cultural appropriation versus appreciation. What are some teachable moments in life you can embrace to make a difference? Ah, fashion. This is the thing I’m most passionate about! It is always more than just fashion when it comes to … Read More
Autism Awareness Month
TL;DR: April is Autism Awareness Month. As educators, it is important that we are aware of how to work with students on the spectrum so we can promote kindness. Did you know that April is Autism Awareness Month? If you’re a general education teacher, you’re likely to have several students with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) in your classroom. These students … Read More
The Movement of Feminism with Supportive Allies
TL;DR: The feminist movement is one of equal rights. Equity is the way you achieve it. Consider the importance of supporting International Women’s Day events to make a difference. Understanding bias and implicit bias by teaching it directly in our classrooms is key to making the women’s rights movement count! Equity and Inclusion Reflection Questions Why does the women’s rights … Read More
