This podcast will have a loose focus on all things language and culture. Anything from best practices, instructional styles, equity, white priviledge and urban education, school policy, intersectionality, Heritage learners, ASL, etc. I will attempt to tackle anything that surrounds language and culture in this podcast.
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This podcast will have a loose focus on all things language and culture. Anything from best practices, instructional styles, equity, white priviledge and urban education, school policy, intersectionality, Heritage learners, ASL, etc. I will attempt to tackle anything that surrounds language and culture in this podcast.
Beyond Febrero 2. Black History is more than just a month.
What in the World? Language Podcast
22 minutes
5 years ago
Beyond Febrero 2. Black History is more than just a month.
I had the opportunity to interview Françoise Thenoux for my second episode in this small series.
Françoise speaks about the importance of zooming in on content, and really challenging ourselves as educators to do the self-work needed to talk about all aspects of culture. Françoise touches on cultural intersectionality and why she does not approach one group as a monolith, but instead strives to have an inclusive classroom.
She also shares some ideas and resources that you can use in your classroom when trying to incorporate Arfo-Latinx and Black history into your curriculum, not just in February, but all year long.
You can find Françoise on Twitter: @TWSteacher
What in the World? Language Podcast
This podcast will have a loose focus on all things language and culture. Anything from best practices, instructional styles, equity, white priviledge and urban education, school policy, intersectionality, Heritage learners, ASL, etc. I will attempt to tackle anything that surrounds language and culture in this podcast.