How Letting Go of Your Guilt and Shame Will Make You a Better Human Who Teaches
Today we'll hear an excerpt from author Shamari Reid's "Humans Who... " YouTube series. In this series, Shamari joins some of the top educators and authors in the county to discuss the humanity in all aspects of teaching and life. In this deeply reflective episode, Shamari talks with Dr. Chris Em...
Starting a Silent Revolution: The 5 Steps to Reclaiming Your Power in the Classroom
In this episode of the Black on Black Education podcast, I’m breaking down what it really means to start a quiet revolution in your classroom—because waiting for the system to change isn’t an option. I’m giving you five steps to reclaim your power, center student voice, and build a classroom that...
How Can Culturally Responsive Teaching Boost Engagement? Exploring Hip-Hop Pedagogy with Dr. Adjapong & Dr. Emdin
Asset-based and culturally competent pedagogies are a way to bring in a student's lived experiences and build more interest-based appeal that can help make our teaching more meaningful to students.
On today's podcast, Dr. Edmund Adjapong, author of Teach Like an MC, sits down with his mentor, Dr....
Exploring Hip-Hop Pedagogy with Dr. Adjapong & Dr. Emdin, Part 2
Today on the podcast, we're continuing the conversation between Dr. Edmund Adjapong and his mentor, Dr. Chris Emdin. Edmund’s new book, Teach Like an MC: Hip-Hop Pedagogy in the K-12 Classroom is a research-based framework built on the foundation of culturally-responsive pedagogy that infuses hip...
6 | Authentic-Authenticity in the Classroom and Beyond
There is a lot is leading up to someone being comfortable enough to be their authentic self and feeling safe enough in the spaces you curate for them to continue doing so day in and day out. We want kids to feel like despite challenges or anything that may come their way while they're in those sp...
Episode 33: “Standing Among Others”: Transforming Our Schools with Student Leader Karime Reyes and Educator Tamar Sberlo
In this touching episode, we center the voice of middle school student leader Karime Reyes who helped to spearhead a radical redesign of her school’s first week last August. In conversation with Peer Resource class teacher Tamar Sberlo, Karime brings insight and depth to what students really want...
You Ain’t Crazy. You’re Just Alone: How to Fight Isolation While Planning a Revolutionary Year
You are not crazy. You're just out here trying to be a revolutionary in a system that wasn’t built for you to win. In this episode of The Resistance, I get real about the silent struggle so many educators are carrying, feeling like the only one in your building who gives a damn about joy, student...
S5.E4 - Breaking Generational Math Curses: How Three Black Women Are Revolutionizing Mathematics Education Across Michigan
The "Getting to the Core of Wayne RESA" podcast features Dr. Jennifer Banks (Washtenaw), Yarisha Johnson (Oakland), and Cherron Ramsey (Wayne County), the trio behind Tri-County Culturally Responsive Mathematics, who have transformed a pandemic-era vision into a five-year movement serving nearly ...
Hip-hop as Education, Culture & Political Force - with Ruben Diaz, Jr. & Dr. Chris Emdin
Hip Hop, education and empowerment. Sheena & David talk about hip-hop as education, culture, pedagogy, political force and economic engine with Ruben Diaz, Jr. & Dr. Chris Emdin
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112 - We Know We Can: Building Community Through Hip-Hop, with Andrew Wang
In this episode, Theresa and Kathryn are joined by Andrew Wang, a K–12 music teacher who brings hip-hop culture to life in a neurodivergent-centered classroom. Drawing from his own experiences as a neurodivergent learner, Andrew shares how hip-hop became both a personal outlet and a powerful teac...
