Becoming Interrupters
Teaching for Racial Equity
The authors discuss next steps for teaching racial equity, including actions educators can take on a daily basis and ways to overcome resistance to their efforts. Guests: Tonya B. Perry, Steven Zemelman, Katy Smith, authors,
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Encouraging and Nurturing Student Voice
Teaching for Racial Equity
Educators Shonterrius Lawson-Fountain and Vanessa Heller join Tonya to share how to create classroom conditions where students can find and claim their own voices and enable students to interrupt inequity in their schools and communities. Guests: Tonya B. Perry, author, , literacy support teacher , teacher
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Leading Race and Equity Efforts in Schools
Teaching for Racial Equity
Two educators featured in the book, , join author Tonya Perry to discuss how they lead the race and equity efforts at their schools and integrate these topics into teaching and learning. Guests: Tonya B. Perry, author, Teaching for Racial Equity , Chicago Public Schools , retired principal and literacy coach (Chicago)
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Everything Begins with Relationships
Teaching for Racial Equity
The authors discuss how Teaching for Racial Equity came to be and its potential impact on race and equity issues in education today. They share how their self-reflection work impacted their collaboration and the development of the book. Guests: Tonya B. Perry, Steven Zemelman, Katy Smith, authors, Teaching for Racial Equity. Learn More: Available April 2022.
info_outlineEducators Shonterrius Lawson-Fountain and Vanessa Heller join Tonya to share how to create classroom conditions where students can find and claim their own voices and enable students to interrupt inequity in their schools and communities.
Guests:
Tonya B. Perry, author, Teaching for Racial Equity
Shonterrius Lawson-Fountain, literacy support teacher
Vanessa Heller, teacher