최고 College Of Education 팟캐스트 (2024)

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Ep 15 Dr. Kristin Gunckel: From Classroom to Community—The Power of Climate Literacy 20:50

1M ago20:50

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In this episode of Inquiry Oasis, host Jeffrey Anthony engages with Dr. Kristin Gunckel, a distinguished scholar in science education at the University of Arizona College of Education. The dialogue traverses the landscape of climate literacy, linking classroom pedagogy to community empowerment. Dr. Gunckel also walks us through her research on prep…

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Ep 14 Dr. Taucia González: Voices of Change: Testimonios and Transformative Education 19:20

2M ago19:20

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In this episode of Inquiry Oasis, we welcome Dr. Taucia González, an assistant professor of special education at the University of Arizona College of Education. Dr. González sheds light on her groundbreaking GANAS project, where high school students use testimonios as a narrative tool to critically reflect on systemic barriers in education. We expl…

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Ep 13 Shaping STEM's Future: Voices from the REEDS Fellowship 55:48

2M ago55:48

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This episode of The Inquiry Oasis we dive into the REEDS (Research on Educational Equity and Diversity in STEM) Fellowship Program at the University of Arizona College of Education. Funded by a significant NSF grant, this initiative aims to reshape STEM education through research focused on creating inclusive and diverse learning environments. The …

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Ep 12 Dr. Jonathan Tullis: Cognitive Crossroads: Unraveling Memory and Learning 25:24

3M ago25:24

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In this episode of Inquiry Oasis, we delve into the fascinating world of cognitive processes in education with Dr. Jonathan Tullis, Associate Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Arizona College of Education. Dr. Tullis, a prominent figure in the Cognition and Memory in Education and Learning Lab, shares insights from his ground…

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Ep 11 Dr. Dawn Demps: Educational Equity Through the Lens of Black Feminism and Community Cultural Wealth 33:34

3M ago33:34

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In this episode of The Inquiry Oasis, host Jeffrey Anthony speaks with Dr. Dawn Demps, exploring her remarkable journey from a high school dropout in Flint, Michigan, to becoming an assistant professor at the University of Arizona, College of Education. Dr. Demps shares her transformative experiences with educational policy and social justice, high…

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Ep 10 Dr. Adai Tefera: Exploring the Layers of Inequity: Race, Disability, and Education 21:33

4M ago21:33

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In this episode of Inquiry Oasis, Dr. Adai Tefera, an associate professor of special education at the University of Arizona's College of Education delves into her pivotal research on racial disparities in special education, examining the complex interplay of race, disability, language, and other social factors. We take a look at Dr. Tefera’s articl…

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Ep 9 Dr. Ji Hong: Navigating the Intricacies of Multiple Marginalized Teacher Identities 24:32

4M ago24:32

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In this episode of Inquiry Oasis, host Jeffrey Anthony talks with Dr. Ji Hong a professor in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Arizona's College of Education. The central theme centers around Dr. Hong's research on multiple marginalized and underrepresented teachers. We explore the challenges these teachers confront, emp…

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Ep 8 Dr. Iliana Reyes: A Conversation on Borderlands Education and Beyond 18:05

5M ago18:05

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Join us in this enlightening episode of the Inquiry Oasis as we delve into the inspiring work of Dr. Iliana Reyes at the University of Arizona, College of Education. Dr. Reyes takes us through her vital role at the Borderlands Education Center, an initiative strengthened by a recent Department of Education grant. Her rich dialogues with children, p…

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Ep. 7 Dr. Sunggye Hong: Innovating for Inclusion—On the Convergence of Assistive Technology and Multisensory Science Education 27:45

6M ago27:45

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In this episode of the Inquiry Oasis, host Jeffrey Anthony sits down with Dr. Sunggye Hong, a leading faculty member at the University of Arizona's College of Education, who is breaking new ground in the realm of accessible science education for the visually impaired. Dr. Hong elucidates the transformative possibilities that lie at the intersection…

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Ep. 6 Dr. Corey Knox: From Educational Research to Astrobiology 19:19

7M ago19:19

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In this captivating episode of the Inquiry Oasis we explore the fascinating journey of Dr. Corey Knox. Dr. Knox, newly appointed as the Deputy Director at the University of Arizona’s Astrobiology Center, shares her unique trajectory from education researcher to her role in this new center. Throughout our conversation, Dr. Knox illuminates the profo…

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Special Episode: Transforming Indigenous Education: A Deep Dive into ITEP with Dr. Valerie Shirley and Dr. Jeremy Garcia 35:56

7M ago35:56

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In this episode of The Inquiry Oasis, host Jeffrey Anthony speaks with Dr. Valerie Shirley and Dr. Jeremy Garcia, co-founding directors of the Indigenous Teacher Education Program (ITEP) at the University of Arizona College of Education. The discussion meticulously dissects the ITEP framework, philosophy, and its consequential impact on Indigenous …

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Ep 5 Dr. Sung eun Jung - Young Minds and Robots: Unraveling the World of Early Childhood Robotics 27:26

7M ago27:26

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Embark on a fascinating journey into the realm of early childhood robotics with Dr. Sung eun Jung, an early childhood educator and researcher specializing in robotics education at the University of Arizona College of Education. In this episode, we explore the existential and ontological questions young children pose about robots, the cultural impli…

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Ep 4 Dr. Heather Haeger - Fostering Inclusivity in STEM: Exploring Pathways to Accessible Education 14:08

7M ago14:08

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Join us in this enlightening episode of The Inquiry Oasis: A Uarizona College of Education Podcast as we delve into the expansive world of STEM education with Dr. Heather Haeger, research director for the STEM Learning Center. Dr. Haeger shares her insights into equity, diversity, and the importance of inclusive environments in STEM fields. From br…

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Ep 3 Ashley D. Domínguez - Breaking the Mold: Inclusive Pedagogy, Puerto Rican Resilience, and the Power of Art in Advocacy 19:18

8M ago19:18

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Join us in this insightful episode of the Inquiry Oasis as we journey through the transformative research of Dr. Ashley D. Domínguez, a faculty member at the University of Arizona, College of Education. Dr. Domínguez unravels her summer research work in Puerto Rico, merging education with youth activism, and the potent influences of art, theater, a…

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Ep 2 Dr. Regina Deil-Amen: Cultivating Inclusion in STEM — A Dialogue on Diversity, Connection, and Innovation at the University of Arizona 21:18

8M ago21:18

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In this episode of Inquiry Oasis, host Jeffrey Anthony converses with Dr. Regina Deil-Amen, the newly appointed Associate Dean of Faculty Affairs for the College of Education at the University of Arizona, and a distinguished scholar championing inclusive education within the STEM field. The dialogue illuminates the multifaceted landscape of empower…

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Ep 1 Redefining Narratives: Empowering Black Boys in Mathematics Education with Dean Berry 28:33

9M ago28:33

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In this inaugural episode of "Inquiry Oasis," host Jeffrey Anthony welcomes Dean Berry, a distinguished researcher and advocate in mathematics education and Dean of the College of Education at the University of Arizona. Dean Berry shares valuable insights from his extensive research, focusing on the experiences and empowerment of black boys in K12 …

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Trailer - The Inquiry Oasis: A UArizona College of Education Podcast 0:46

9M ago0:46

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Welcome to "The Inquiry Oasis", a bi-monthly podcast presented by the University of Arizona College of Education. Join us as we shine a spotlight on our faculty members, offering them a platform to discuss their impactful research in areas such as educational psychology, teacher education, and school leadership, among others. From their personal jo…

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Community Benefits in Cleveland: Do We Need Them, and How Will Cleveland Look Different? 38:29

9M ago38:29

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In this episode of the Levin Podcast, discussants engage in an informative conversation on the complexities of Cleveland’s recently passed emergency community benefits ordinance and its implications for future contracts and developments in Cleveland. The podcast also explores national trends and the challenges and opportunities similar ordinances h…

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Sexual Assault Kits and Reforming the Response to Rape 2:00:20

12M ago2:00:20

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Join Dr. Valerie Wright, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Criminology and Sociology, Levin College of Public Affairs and Education, Dr. Rachel Lovell, Assistant Professor of Criminology at the Levin College and Director of the Criminology Research Center, and Assistant Cuyahoga County Prosecutor, Mary Weston as they discuss Dr. Lovell’s…

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Becoming a Data-Driven Learning Organization 59:51

1y ago59:51

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Join Jeffrey M. Bowen, MNO, CFRE, College Lecturer in Organizational Leadership, Levin College of Public Affairs and Education as he speaks to Dr. David Howard, Senior Vice President, Research, Evaluation & Learning for Covenant House as they discuss performance management and best practices in using data to inform programs and strategies. Since 19…

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The History 17:52

1y ago17:52

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Akira Tisdale, Ian Kafes, and Sam Horn discuss the history of higher education in the U.S. and ponder where community colleges fit in to this history.저자 Good School Community College of Baltimore County Student Journalists

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The Faculty 21:48

1y ago21:48

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What makes a good college professor? And what does tenure have to do with it? Host Olivia Yates spills the tea with an adjunct professor, a tenured professor, and a nontenured professor as they uncover the realities of the faculty hierarchy in higher ed and explore how the hierarchy can affect the student experience.…

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The Rankings 13:59

1y ago13:59

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In 1996, Dr. Richard Freeland was appointed president of Northeastern University. His main goal as president: to break into the U.S. News & World Report’s top 100 Colleges. Does a high U.S. News Ranking make a good school? Follow host, Abby Spies, as she tries to answer this question.저자 Good School Community College of Baltimore County Student Journalists

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A Conversation with David Zechman: Exploring the Challenges of Being a Successful Servant Leader 27:40

1y ago27:40

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Join Dr. Roland V. Anglin, Dean and Professor at the Levin College of Public Affairs and Education, as he speaks with David Zechman. A distinguished graduate of Cleveland State University, David started his thirty-nine-year career in healthcare and subsequently held leadership positions from supervisor to CEO in urban and rural Midwest hospitals. I…

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The Application 25:18

1y ago25:18

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A high school student dreams of a college with dogs in the dorms but first must confront college counselors, essay coaches, and admissions officers— oh my! Featuring Eric Hoover, Senior Writer at the Chronicle of Higher Education; Christopher Wild, Associate Director of Admissions at Goucher College; and Calvin Pickett, essay coach at College Essay…

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The Students 18:05

1y ago18:05

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Life long friends, Katie and Alyssa, discuss their path to community college and why they didn’t end up at a "good school". Are they happy with the way things worked out or are they simply making the best of it? Hosted by Attia Robinson.저자 Good School Community College of Baltimore County Student Journalists

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Levin Podcast 18 - Beacons of Hope (part 2) 24:36

1+ y ago24:36

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On Monday, October 10, nearly 1,000 high school students from 15 local school districts gathered at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse to be trained as Mental Health Ambassador to support peers within their schools. In this two part podcast, College of Education and Public faculty members Frederick Hampton, PhD, Interim Chair, Department of Counseling, Adm…

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Levin Podcast 18 - Beacons of Hope (part 1) 26:40

1+ y ago26:40

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Much attention has been given to a crisis in mental health for adolescents and teens, particularly in the wake of the COVID -19 pandemic. Join College of Education and Public Affairs faculty members Frederick Hampton, PhD, Interim Chair, Department of Counseling, Administration, Supervision and Adult Learning, Dakota King-White, PhD Associate Profe…

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Trailer: Good School from the Community College of Baltimore County 1:11

1+ y ago1:11

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Welcome to the Good School podcast! Launching February 15, 2023 from ForReal Media and the Community College of Baltimore County's New Media Collective. Good School investigates the complexities of higher education from the perspective of community college students. Student journalists explore the admissions process, college rankings, the faculty h…

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Levin Podcast 17 - Society 5.0 50:57

1+ y ago50:57

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Society is rapidly approaching a fifth stage of development that includes emerging disruptive technologies, such as artificial intelligence, multi-sensory transfer, augmented and virtual realities, advanced robotics, and synthetic forms of life. In this episode we are joined by Dr. Nicholas Zingale of the School of Urban Affairs and Dr. Sasa Drezgi…

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Levin Podcast 16 - CSU's Community Learning Center responds to Covid19 44:50

2y ago44:50

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In this episode we meet Amanda Yurick, Associate Professor, Special Education at Cleveland State University. The Covid-19 Pandemic has impacted nearly every facet of our everyday lives. We have seen and felt these effects within our healthcare systems, economy and workforce, transportation sectors, mental health needs and services, and certainly th…

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Levin Podcast 15: Opportunities for Youngstown in the Supply Chains of Northeast Ohio and Pittsburgh Economies. 34:17

2y ago34:17

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The Center for Economic Development at Cleveland State University conducted an analysis to determine opportunities for the Youngstown economy in the supply chains of Northeast Ohio and Pittsburgh economies. Panelists: Iryna Demko, Research Associate, Center for Economic Development, Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State U…

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Levin Podcast 14: After the Transportation Research Center Impact - F1 racing in Ohio. 20:43

2y ago20:43

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Discussion of the state of F1 racing in Ohio.

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Levin Podcast 13: Economic Impact of Transportation Research Center Inc. on the State Of Ohio 41:17

2y ago41:17

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A new economic impact study, conducted by the Center for Economic Development of the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs at Cleveland State University found that Transportation Research Center Inc. (TRC) in East Liberty, Ohio, widely acknowledged as North America’s most comprehensive automotive proving ground and test center created more …

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Levin Podcast 12 - Disparities in PPP Lending by Race, Ethnicity and Gender 37:08

2y ago37:08

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In this episode, Dr. Iryna Demko, Research Associate at the Center for Economic Development, and Dr. Ana Claudia Sant’Anna, Assistant Professor at West Virginia University, discuss their research about the impact of race and gender on the SBA Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan amounts. They found that nationally minority-, Hispanic-, and female…

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Levin Podcast 11 - After the Middle Neighborhoods and Why They Matter podcast 14:14

2y ago14:14

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In this episode, Roland Anglin, Dean of the Levin College of Urban Affairs discusses “Investing in the Middle: A New Approach to Deliver on the Promise of Equitable Neighborhood Development,” a research project supported with a two-year, $250,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) as a part of RWJF's "Policies for Action: Research…

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Levin Podcast 10 - Dean Roland Anglin Discusses Middle Neighborhoods and Why They Matter 24:41

2+ y ago24:41

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In this episode, Roland Anglin, Dean of the Levin College of Urban Affairs discusses “Investing in the Middle: A New Approach to Deliver on the Promise of Equitable Neighborhood Development,” a research project supported with a two-year, $250,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) as a part of RWJF's "Policies for Action: Research…

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Levin Podcast 9 - Christin Farmer Discusses Infant Mortality Research and Intervention 47:15

3y ago47:15

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In this episode, Christin Farmer, Senior Fellow at the Levin College and Founder and CEO of Birthing Beautiful Communities (BBC), discusses “Survive and Thrive,” a research project aimed to reduce infant and maternal mortality in African-American communities throughout Greater Cleveland and the state of Ohio. The project was awarded $1 million from…

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Levin Podcast 8 - Dr. Merissa Piazza Discusses Research Project Aimed to Investigate Institutionalized Racism and Support Minority Entrepreneurship 34:51

3y ago34:51

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In this episode, Dr. Merissa C. Piazza, Program Manager for Levin’s Center for Economic Development, discusses a new research project that has been funded through the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation’s “Knowledge Challenge” program. Dr. Piazza shares that as part of this effort, the research team will investigate institutionalized racism and discri…

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Emancipatory Education Now | Inequality & Access in Education 48:35

3y ago48:35

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Emancipatory Education Now is a student-led initiative at the SJSU Lurie College of Education that examines what emancipatory education – the critical evaluation of the systems and structures of oppression that maintain the status quo in our educational institutions – looks like in today’s society and advocates for the expansion of emancipatory edu…

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Levin Podcast 7 - Dr. Robert A. Simons Examines Impact of “EZfare” on Quality of Life of Low-Income Transit Riders 31:14

3y ago31:14

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In this episode, Dr. Robert (Roby) A. Simons, Professor and Department Chair at the Levin College, discusses his preliminary research findings on “EZfare,” an automated no-touch transit payment system that has recently been implemented by public transit authorities throughout Ohio. Funded through the Federal Transit Administration’s Integrated Mobi…

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Emancipatory Education Now | High-Stakes Standardized Testing 49:40

3y ago49:40

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Emancipatory Education Now is a student-led initiative at the SJSU Lurie College of Education that examines what emancipatory education – the critical evaluation of the systems and structures of oppression that maintain the status quo in our educational institutions – looks like in today’s society and advocates for the expansion of emancipatory edu…

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Emancipatory Education Now | Decolonization in Education 1:00:45

3y ago1:00:45

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Emancipatory Education Now is a student-led initiative at the SJSU Lurie College of Education that examines what emancipatory education – the critical evaluation of the systems and structures of oppression that maintain the status quo in our educational institutions – looks like in today’s society and advocates for the expansion of emancipatory edu…

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Emancipatory Education Now | Meet the Co-Hosts 20:15

3y ago20:15

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Emancipatory Education Now is a student-led initiative at the SJSU Lurie College of Education that examines what emancipatory education – the critical evaluation of the systems and structures of oppression that maintain the status quo in our educational institutions – looks like in today’s society and advocates for the expansion of emancipatory edu…

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A Conversation with Radical Monarchs' Cofounder Anayvette Martinez 1:22:37

3y ago1:22:37

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We recently hosted Radical Monarchs' Cofounder Anayvette Martinez to learn more about their organization - http://radicalmonarchs.org - which creates opportunities for young girls of color to form fierce sisterhood, celebrate their identities and contribute radically to their communities. The talk with the Radical Monarchs cofounder included the h…

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Student Spotlight: Eden Conghuyen| Impact San José Fellow 6:35

3+ y ago6:35

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Learn about Science Education and Single Subject Credential Program student Eden Conhuyen as she discusses her journey to becoming a science educator as well as her experiences in the SJSU Lurie College of Education's Impact San José Fellows program, which supports and develops educators who are driven by their passions for social justice, educatio…

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Student Spotlight: Abby Almerido | Educational Leadership 10:40

3+ y ago10:40

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Learn about Abby Almerido, who is an SJSU alumni and a student in the inaugural cohort of our MA in Emancipatory School Leadership program, which is designed for emerging K-12 school leaders who wish to engage with emancipatory leadership practices to improve educational opportunities for historically marginalized students. Learn more about how to …

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Transformative Leadership Minor 17:57

3+ y ago17:57

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Learn from Communicative Disorders & Sciences faculty Marcella McCollum as she discusses the progress on the development of a Transformative Leadership Minor, which is a collaboration among a group of SJSU faculty and will create an opportunity for undergraduate students of all academic backgrounds to develop their transformational leadership capac…

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Creating an Inclusive Climate: Queering Our Classrooms and Our Campus 31:37

3+ y ago31:37

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Learn from Child & Adolescent Department faculty Robert Marx and Counselor Education Department faculty Kyoung Mi Choi as they describe their initiative "Creating an Inclusive Climate: Queering Our Classrooms and Our Campus," which provides resources, training, and support related to gender identity and sexual orientation for students, faculty, and…

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Fall 2020 Learning Showcase 23:21

3+ y ago23:21

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The SJSU Lurie College of Education Learning Showcase highlights our undergraduate, graduate, credential, and doctoral students' while they're on their journeys to becoming transformative educators, counselors, therapists, school and community leaders under our college's four priority areas: community-engaged, culturally sustaining, holistic, and i…

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