Episode 59 - De-centering whiteness in Educator Training w/ Dr. V

De-centering whiteness in Educator Training w/ Dr. V - All of the Above Episode 59

Ivy league dopeness in the building!! Today we’re joined by the faculty director of teacher education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Dr. Christina “V” Villarreal! She shares with us her approach to helping current and future educators de-center whiteness in education as well as the importance of embracing ethnic studies at the graduate level. But first, Jeff and Manuel explore recent headlines in education including a troubling rise in the number of students experiencing homelessness and a teacher under fire for having students watch videos from a right-wing website.

Further RESOURCES (in order of discussion)

DO-NOW HEADLINES

Full Report: State of Crisis: Dismantling Student Homelessness in California

Report: Student homelessness in CA increased nearly 50% in the last decade

California schools see big jump in number of homeless students

Videos From Right-Wing Site That Preaches ‘The Left Ruins Everything’ Assigned In Ohio School

SEMINAR

Dr. Christina “V” Villarreal Faculty Page

Rethinking Ethnic Studies

We Want to Do More Than Survive by Dr. Bettina Love

CLASS DISMISSED

California Community Colleges receive $100 million donation to help students facing financial hardships

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Episode 59 Headlines in Education

Jeff and Manuel examine recent headlines in education. A new report from UCLA’s Center for the Transformation of Schools details a stunning rise in the number of students experiencing homelessness, and a teacher in Ohio makes headlines for having students watch videos from a right-wing website.

Episode 59 - De-centering whiteness with Dr. V

We’re joined by the faculty director of teacher education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Dr. Christina “V” Villarreal! She shares with us her approach to helping current and future educators de-center whiteness in education as well as the importance of embracing ethnic studies at the graduate level.