How to Help Students Think About Justice
It is an important part of a democracy for citizens to be critical thinkers who question the status quo. Do we want to live in a world where youth passively accept media propaganda, submit to dictator-style leadership, and accept systems that harm their fellow citizens, or would we rather a world w…
How to Help Students Think About Justice
It is an important part of a democracy for citizens to be critical thinkers who question the status quo. Do we want to live in a world where youth passively accept media propaganda, submit to dictator-style leadership, and accept systems that harm their fellow citizens, or would we rather a world w…
The Autism Society: Promoting Inclusion and Amplifying Autistic Voices
About the Guest(s): Allie Tasche is an advocate and leader in the field of inclusive education. With over a decade of experience that includes six years as a classroom educator followed by various coaching and administrative leadership roles, Allie has specialized in systems-level practices for edu…
Ep. 17 - A Conversation Paul Gorski - Discussion on book 'Fix Injustice, Not Kids' and much more
We dive into a really interesting conversation with educator, author, speaker, innovator Paul Gorski. We discuss his recent book, 'Fix Injustice, Not Kids', his work at GMU, his approaches to equity in schools, and much more. We are also joined today by a new co-host, Alina Kaye. Alina is a former …
30: The Windows of Ideology with Paul Gorski
Betsy is joined by Paul Gorski, educator, author, and founder of the Equity Literacy Institute, to explore what it means to engage in activism within education. Paul shares insights on how educators can move beyond performative equity work to create real systemic change in schools. Betsy and Paul a…
From Recognizing to Redressing with Paul Gorski
Paul Gorski joins us to talk about how we can push our equity efforts forward and be sure we are getting to the root of the problem.
Equity in Education With Curtis Worrell | In This Together Ep 19
Curtis Worrell, Director of Class 13, joins In This Together to discuss the transformative power of equity-focused practice and how educators can move away from deficit ideology.
In this episode, Curtis shares his journey from sixteen years in youth work to founding an organization dedicated to hel…
It's Working: Flooding The Zone
Joshua sat down Monday to pick this week’s episode, opened 3 tabs, and closed all 3 without picking anything. In his defense there were about 40. 🗂️
In 1984 a psychologist named Karl Weick published a paper explaining why people who care enormously about enormous problems reliably do nothing about…
100 Episodes: A Look Back, A Look Forward with Soulmate Favorites, Jacki Brickman, Dr. Nathan Elliott, and Lisa Worden
Ed Soul is celebrating it’s 100th episode with soulmate favorites Jacki Brickman, Dr. Nathan Elliott, and Lisa Worden. Each reflects on some of the most downloaded and impactful conversations from the past four years. Together, they revisit timeless themes like belonging, behavior, and mental healt…
Beyond Celebrating Diversity: Structural Racism and Deficit Ideology, with Paul Gorski (Part 1)
Why does so much of what we call equity work leave the systems producing inequality completely untouched?
In the first of a two-part conversation, I'm joined by Paul Gorski, founder of the Equity Literacy Institute and EdChange. Paul has spent more than 25 years supporting educators and organisatio…
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