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Our Classroom

Roberto Germán | Multicultural Classroom

Welcome to Our Classroom! In this space we talk about education, which is inclusive of, but not limited to what happens in schools. Education is taking place whenever and wherever we are willing to learn. In Our Classroom, we explore educational journeys, discuss instructional strategies, unpack books, speak with authors, and we think about how all of this is connected to education. Subscribe, rate the show and write a review! For resources to help you understand the intersection of race,

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Episode 26 | Mathin' It Up Pt. 2 w/ Kwame Sarfo-Mensah

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2022/06/29

As we proceed (P. Diddy voice) with the math strategies you need! In part 2 of Mathin' It Up w/ Kwame Sarfo-Mensah, we discuss Math & Hip Hop, creating a STEM Speaker Series, Culturally Responsive Teaching in math, standardized testing, and the difference between math in the USA and math in Western African countries. Kwame Sarfo-Mensah is a 15-year veteran urban educator and the founder & CEO of Identity Talk Consulting, LLC., an independent educational consulting firm that provides

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Episode 25 | Mathin' It Up Pt. 1 w/ Kwame Sarfo-Mensah

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2022/06/22

I don’t even like math like that but this was fun! 😂 My mom commented, “I wish I had a math teacher like you when I was in school!” Brother Kwame Sarfo-Mensah out here getting love from mom dukes! I guess he was a good guest to have on the show and I will have to bring him back in the future! Yes, I used all exclamation points is this caption! Check out this lively conversation where we talk about math, culturally responsive teaching, supporting educators in growing their anti bias anti

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Episode 24 | Change the Narrative w/ Henry J. Turner...

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2022/06/08

Henry J. Turner and Kathy Lopes join Roberto to discuss their new book Change the Narrative: How to Foster an Antiracist Culture in Your School. In addition, they share about their co-authoring process, their challenge in writing about assessments, and the content that most resonates with them. Henry J. Turner serves as principal at Newton North High School in Newton, Massachusetts. He is most proud of the collaborative community he workswithin to empower students to fight hate and bigotry

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Episode 23 | EdTech and Edupreneurship w/ Thom Gibson

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2022/05/25

It’s great to learn and journey with others. Thom Gibson is my go-to person for all EdTech related questions. In this episode of Our Classroom, we discussed EdTech and Edupreneurship. We also touched up fatherhood and the challenge of trying to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Thom Gibson is a two-time teacher of the year educator, creative director at New EdTech Classroom, educational consultant, and an Adobe Education Leader. He has taught middle-school math, robotics, and YouTube

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Episode 22 | Justice & Healing w/ Clara Mangali

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2022/05/11

Student voice matters! In this episode of Our Classroom, I had my first student guest, Clara Mangali. We discussed how her senior research project led to her creating a Justice & Healing virtual workshop for educators and students. Clara Mangali (she/her) is a student seeking to affect change through activism, community building, and identity development. She currently resides on the ancestral land of the Kizh people and is a senior at Chadwick School in Palos Verdes, California. After

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Episode 21 | You Have Agency w/ Lorena Germán

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2022/04/27

Since y’all kept stressing me about bringing Lorena Germán back on the podcast, I found a way to do it without giving her an opportunity to turn my interview into a flirt session with me! This is the shortest episode that I have published, yet it is fruitful. This is an excerpt from her Textured Teaching presentation several months ago at the ICTE (Iowa Council of Teachers of English) Conference. In this excerpt Lorena emphasizes the fact that You Have Agency! Lorena Germán is a two time

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Episode 20 | Exploring Textured Teaching w/ Lorena...

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2022/04/13

Well… I tried to keep the interview focused on Textured Teaching but your girl Lorena was wildin’ (dropped the “g” because she was out of control)!Nonetheless, before she snuck in to give me a kiss, we managed to discuss:◦The impact of Textured Teaching since being published in Sept 2021◦What has surprised her along the way◦Textured Teaching can being utilized on the college/university levelI hope y’all enjoy this interview because it might be the last! I ain’t gon’ let Lorena turn Our

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Episode 19 | Using Bilingual Books to Teach Self-Love...

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2022/03/30

All the way from London, UK! Author Marisa Taylor checked into Our Classroom to discuss Using Bilingual Books to Teach Self-Love & Diversity. She touched upon:-The personal experiences that inspired her book ´Happy within´-Her observations of how other countries responding to the concepts of bilingualism and diversity-Steps monolingual families can implement now to learn a new language and connect with people from other culturesMarisa Taylor lives in London, UK. Her first book ´Happy

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Episode 18 | Extraordinary Latina w/ Isis Ortiz-Belton

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2022/03/25

It's Women's History Month and fortunately an Extraordinary Latina was the most recent guest .In this episode of Our Classroom we were joined by Isis Ortiz-Belton who is making power moves in the financial services and banking industry. We discussed Isis': Education journey Co-authorship of the book Extraordinary Latinas Women she admires ISIS ORTIZ-BELTON is a financial services and banking professional with over 12 years of credit risk, corporate finance, and underwriting experience

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Episode 17 | Liberation Pedagogy w/ Dr. Gloria...

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2022/03/16

New York City represent, represent! Dr. Gloria Rosario Wallace dished out the marvelous as we discussed Liberation Pedagogy including:-What is Liberation Pedagogy and why should people learn about it?-The trials and triumphs of co-founding a high school in Brooklyn, NY where she implemented Liberatory and Critical pedagogy to design an inclusive learning community-Considerationsfor school leaders getting started on the journey of Liberation Pedagogy Dr. Gloria Rosario Wallace (she/her) is a

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Episode 16 | Advocacy & Affirmation in Predominantly...

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2022/03/08

After a brief hiatus, it felt great to be back in conversation with amazing people! Tonight in Our Classroom Roberto was joined by Alexis and Chanté@letstalk_sis. They discussed Advocacy & Affirmation in Predominantly White Spaces including:-The top two or three most difficult topics that they find themselves addressing-The Utah Parent Opt-Out Law and what race-related advocacy looks like in Utah-Affirming the identities of their children and how are they support them in their own

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Bonus | Blackness Mini Summit - Part 4

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2022/02/25

In honor ofBlack History Month,Lorena GermanandBritt Hawthornecame together to talk about different aspects ofBlackness. Like the last one, this mini summit featured short 20 minute conversations with guests. This bonus episode featuresLorena&Tanesha B. Formanbreaking colorism all the way down. #podcasts #teacherpodcast #abar #education #educationmatters #multicultural #OurClassroom #MulticulturalClassroom #podcast #education #teachersofcolor #BlackHistoryMonth #inclusionmatters

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Bonus | Blackness Mini Summit - Part 3

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2022/02/24

In honor ofBlack History Month,Lorena GermanandBritt Hawthornecame together to talk about different aspects ofBlackness. Like the last one, this mini summit featured short 20 minute conversations with guests. This bonus episode features Lorena & Yolanda Sealey-Ruiztalking about healing and Blackness, as well as what it should look like in schools. They talk about love- what it is and what it isn’t. #podcasts #teacherpodcast #abar #education #educationmatters #multicultural #OurClassroom

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Bonus | Blackness Mini Summit - Part 2

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2022/02/23

In honor ofBlack History Month,Lorena GermanandBritt Hawthornecame together to talk about different aspects ofBlackness. Like the last one, this mini summit featured short 20 minute conversations with guests. This bonus episode featuresBritt&Robertotalking about Blackness, the diaspora, and Latinidad. #podcasts #teacherpodcast #abar #education #educationmatters #multicultural #OurClassroom #MulticulturalClassroom #podcast #education #teachersofcolor #BlackHistoryMonth #inclusionmatters

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Bonus | Blackness Mini Summit - Part 1

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2022/02/22

In honor of Black History Month, Lorena German and Britt Hawthorne came together to talk about different aspects of Blackness. Like the last one, this mini summit featured short 20 minute conversations with guests. This bonus episode features Britt & Lorena talking about Black biracial identity, teaching about Black History Month, the difference between race, culture, and ethnicity… and more. #podcasts #teacherpodcast #abar #education #educationmatters #multicultural #OurClassroom

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Episode 15 | Centering Black Children w/ Amelia Allen

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2022/02/02

On this first day of Black History Month 2022, we had the privilege of hearing from Amelia Allen, founder of Sankofa Learning Center, about Centering Black Children. Amelia shared touch upon the following: Why she took this leap of faith Meaning of Sankofa The trial & triumph of purchase her first home Learnings from starting her own school Strategies that center Black children and create an environment where they experience joy Amelia Allen Sherwood is a mother, educator, and

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Episode 14 | Exploring Culture on a Global Level w/...

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2022/01/30

Fun, joy and love when chopping it up with Taína Benitezfrom Teach With Love Global. We talked about Exploring Culture on a Global Level. We also talked about some immersive travel trip opportunities including the Egypt 2023 trip that Roberto and Lorena Germán will be leading. Taína is a Spanglish-speaking advocate, speaker and educator. A true lover of helping people, she has been an advocate for inclusivity, social justice and bringing opportunities to underprivileged teachers and

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Episode 13 | How To Talk To Your Teen About Anything...

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2022/01/27

It’s about building relationships and effective communication! Great talk with Katie Malinski as we discussed her book How to Talk to Your Teen About Anything. She shared strategies that parents and educator alike can implement. Katie Malinski, LCSW-S, is an Austin-based parenting coach and family therapist. With over 2 decades' experience, Katie helps parents see the key connections that help resolve family difficulties, strengthen the parent-child relationship, and get families back on

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Episode 12 | MLK Reflections w/ Lorena Germán, José...

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2022/01/24

On Monday, January 17th, Multicultural Classroom hosted an MLK, Jr. Summit. Lorena Germán facilitated brief conversations all day long. Our guests included José Luis Vilson, Tiffany Jewell, Tamara Russell, and Tricia Ebvaria. This episode weaves the four conversations together for insightful and fruitful reflections about Martin Luther King, Jr's life and legacy, and the impact his work still has on us today. Follow our guest(s)@multiculturalclassroom @thejosevilson

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Episode 11 | Yefferson, Actually / En Realidad, Es...

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2022/01/19

Say my name, say my name! Yes, a throwback Destiny’s Child reference but it works in this case. Katherine Trejo is today’s guest and we are discussing her book Yefferson, Actually / En Realidad, Yefferson. Katherine Trejo is a first-generation Salvadoran-American college graduate with a bachelor’s degree in politics and Latin American/Latino studies from UC Santa Cruz. She lives in Historic Filipinotown with her Boston Terrier Lily, mom, brother, cousins, aunts, grandma, niece, and nephew

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