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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 60 | From Tupac to QPOC w/ Annie Tornabene

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2023/05/10

In this episode of Our Classroom we go From Tupac to QPOC w/ Annie Tornabene as she offers some practical strategies to grapple with shifting racial categories as a “Questioning Person of Color”. Different voice, different content, same energy. Classroom Notes Imposter syndrome Impact of the U.S. Census on shifting racial categories 3 practical strategies to grapple with shifting racial categories as a “Questioning Person of Color” Annie Tornabene, MEd, owns and provides educational

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Episode 59 | Magnet Schools w/ Tiffany Jewelll

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2023/05/03

In this episode of Our Classroom, Tiffany Jewell returns to discuss magnet schools, a topic she addresses in her upcoming book Everything I Learned About Racism I Learned in Schools. Classroom Notes Experience w/ magnet schools in Syracuse Are magnet schools serving their original purpose? Are school boards serving their purpose for the community? Songs currently on our playlist and good pairings Tiffany Jewellis the Black biracial #1 New York Times bestselling and #1 Indie bestselling

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Episode 58 | Everything I Learned About Racism I...

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2023/04/26

In this episode of Our Classroom,Tiffany Jewelljoins to discuss her upcoming book Everything I Learned About Racism I Learned in Schools. In part 1 of this conversation, Tiffany provides an update on the book and then shares some of her experiences with racism when she was in grade school. Classroom Notes Update on her new book Schooling journey Pulling others in (co-authoring) Tiffany Jewell is the Black biracial #1 New York Times bestselling and #1 Indie bestselling author of This Book

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Episode 57 | Literary Device Mixtapes w/ Abby Ramos...

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2023/04/19

In this episode of Our Classroom, Abby Ramos Stanutz joins to discuss Literary Device Mixtapes. Classroom Notes 1. Defining literary device mixtapes 2. The things about this lesson that excite students 3. Ways to teach this lesson even amidst censorship in certain states Welcome to Our Classroom! Abby Ramos Stanutz is a middle school Language Arts teacher with 16 years of experience in Title 1 schools across Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio. She is focused on inspiring students and teachers

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Episode 56 | Transgressive Humor w/ David Low

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2023/04/12

In this episode of Our Classroom,David Low joins to discuss Transgressive Humor in Classrooms. Classroom Notes 1. Transgressive humor as a critical literacy practice 2. Examples of how teachers can support students in using humor as ways to address critical topics 3. Comedians that use humor well to address critical topics Welcome to Our Classroom! David E. Low (he/him; @DLow_Literacy) is an Associate Professor of Literacy Education at California State University, Fresno. His research

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Episode 55 | Latina/o Prosperity w/ Sergio C. Muñoz

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2023/04/05

In this episode of Our Classroom, Sergio C. Muñoz joins me to Latina/o Prosperity. In addition, heshares his educational journey includingthe challenges he experienced growing up in Southern California in the 80s, particularly as it relates to lack of Mexican representation in literature. Classroom Notes 1. The changing face of America and Latina/o prosperity 2. To be financially free or not to be? 3. The way capitalism shows up in our communities Welcome to Our Classroom! SergioC. Muñoz is

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Episode 54 | Discussing Dyslexia w/ Annie Phan

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2023/03/29

In this episode of Our Classroom, Annie Phan joins me to discuss dyslexia and other learning differences. Classroom Notes 1. Experience serving students w/ dyslexia and other learning differences 2. Strategies & support for students w/ dyslexia 3. Keys factors that can be implemented to better serves students Welcome to Our Classroom! Annie Phan (she/they) is a writer, facilitator, and educator. She was raised among the cottonwoods of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and now raises good trouble

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Episode 53 | ABAR in STEM w/ Liz Kleinrock

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2023/03/22

STEM in not my strength. As a result, I periodically reach out to those in my network that know more than me. Liz Kleinrock popped in to discuss ABAR in STEM. Classroom Notes: 3 resources for new math teachers Excerpts from her book Start Here, Start Now (including Bob Moses’s quotes) Shifting the lens through which we teach Science and Math Issues that are using science to fuel discrimination Welcome to Our Classroom! Liz Kleinrock (she/her) is a Korean-American transracial adoptee,

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Episode 52 | Liberatory Coaching w/ Lauren Vargas &...

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2023/03/15

In this episode of Our Classroom, Lauren Vargas and Rashaida Melvin, introduce the framework of Liberatory Coaching. Classroom Notes 1. Definition of Liberatory Coaching 2. 6 Liberatory Practices 3. Coaching for Relationships, Not Compliance Welcome to Our Classroom! Lauren Vargas is an educator whose work focuses on coaching, leadership, and systems that promote the liberation and thriving of all students. She is the Director of Instructional Leadership at a neighborhood high school in the

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Episode 51 | Body Literacy w/ Cait O'Connor

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2023/03/08

In this episode of Our Classroom, Cait O’Connor, a middle school language arts teacher and mental/disability health advocate, breaks down body literacy. Classroom Notes 1. Defining body literacy 2. Common assumptions that reinforce body shaming 3.3 tips for educators to help promote body literacy and positivity Welcome to Our Classroom! Cait O’Connor is a middle school language arts, mental health and disability advocate, and fiercely pro-student. Cait is the founder of The

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Episode 50 | Exploring Language Identity and Power...

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2023/03/01

In this episode of Our Classroom, Carla España, Ph.D and Luz Yadira Herrera, Ph.D join me in Exploring Language, Identity, and Power with Poetry. Classroom Notes 1. The poetry in their book cover 2. Poets, poems and text sets they would add to their list in Chp 6 3. Reading & discussion of my poem Café Con Leche Welcome to Our Classroom! Carla España, Ph.D. is a middle-grade language arts teacher, literacy consultant, researcher, author, and co-founder of the En Comunidad Collective

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Episode 49 | Removing the Stigma w/ JD Fuller

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2023/02/22

In this episode of Our Classroom, JD Fuller, a therapist in private practice, adjunct professor & school counselor, as well as a consultant & trainer, joins me to discuss removing the stigma of mental health in the global majority. Classroom Notes 1. Origins & present barriers related to mental health stigma amongst People of the Global Majority 2. Disparities in mental health treatment 3.3 actions steps we can take now to help destigmatize mental health among people of the

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Episode 48 | Working Together for Equitable Schools...

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2023/02/15

In this episode of Our Classroom, Tina Starks, an educational designer for Student Achievement Partners, joins me to discuss Working Together for Equitable Schools. Classroom Notes 1. The true problem in our educational system 2. Three action steps we can take to transmute our pain into purpose 3. Powerful Frederick Douglas quotes Welcome to Our Classroom! An educational designer for Student Achievement Partners, Tina Starks brings 18 years of experience as an educator to create

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Episode 47 | Collaborating to Learn w/ Dr. Towanda...

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2023/02/08

In this episode of Our Classroom, Dr. Towanda Harris, author of The Right Tools: A Guide for Selecting, Evaluating and Implementing Classroom Resources and Practices, joins me to discuss the idea of Collaborating to Learn. Classroom Notes Collaborative planning to support teachers with improving student performance Leveraging ELL, special education, and gifted teachers as resources to provide additional support in the classroom 3 immediate action steps a school leader can take to start

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Episode 46 | Taco Literacy w/ Steven Alvarez

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2023/02/01

In this episode of Our Classroom, author and professorSteven Alvarezjoins to discuss Taco Literacy. Classroom Notes: Breakdown of Taco Literacy Relationship between politics, immigration policies, and the rise of taco culture Looking for what’s there rather looking for what’s “authentic” Steven Alvarezis an Associate Professor of English at St. John’s University.He specializes in literacy studies and bilingual education with a focus on Mexican immigrant communities. Dr.Alvarezteaches

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Episode 45 | Avoiding Equity Traps & Troupes w/ Dr....

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2023/01/25

In this episode of Our Classroom,Dr. Jamila Dugan, Co-Author ofStreet Data: A Next-Generation Model for Equity, Pedagogy, and School Transformation, gives us a deep dive into chapter two of her book - No Shortcuts: Avoiding Equity Traps and Troupes. Classroom Notes: Defining equity traps and troupes Commonly observed equity traps and troupes Advice to help avoid falling into equity traps and troupes Dr. Jamila Dugan (she/her/hers) is an author, leadership coach and researcher. Jamila has

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Episode 44 | Got Data? w/ Shane Safir

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2023/01/18

In this episode of Our Classroom, author and professor Shane Safirjoins to discuss Street Data: A Next-Generation Model for Equity, Pedagogy, and School Transformation. Classroom Notes: Utilizing to create systems of education that edifies students of color A counter approach to the current system of education Consequences with our fixation on standardized testing Shane Safir has worked at every level of the education system, from the classroom to the boardroom, for 25 years. Since 2008,

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Episode 43 | Justice Through Culturally Relevant...

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2023/01/11

In this episode of Our Classroom, Dr. Kimberly N. Parker, author of Literacy Is Liberation: Working Toward Justice Through Culturally Relevant Teaching, discusses one of the CRTs that are driving some folks crazy. Classroom notes: Her best-selling book Literacy is Liberation: Working Toward Justice Through Culturally Relevant Teaching The focus on Culturally Relevant Teaching and how it has guided her work An overview of Culturally Relevant Intentional Literacy Communities (CRILCs) CRILCs

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Episode 42 | Modeling Humility & Vulnerability w/...

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2023/01/04

In this episode of Our Classroom, Sheldon L. Eakins, Ph.D, author of Leading Equity: Becoming an Advocate for All Students, joins to discuss Modeling Vulnerability & Humility. Classroom notes: Mistakes made What our fathers mean to us Importance of modeling vulnerability and humility Check out this powerful conversation in which two Black men get vulnerable. It’s not something you see everyday in our society. Welcome to Our Classroom! Follow: IG/Twitter - @sheldoneakins For more

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Episode 41 | A Vulnerable Moment

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2022/12/28

In this episode of Our Classroom, Roberto wraps up 2022 by engaging in a vulnerable moment and apologizing to any students that he may have caused harm to, even if he did so unknowingly.

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