“What the Opportunity Gap Hides” is a podcast series which examines public school inequity from a historical, regional, theoretical, developmental, education policy, and public policy framework. In this series, I will attempt to offer practical strategies which teacher-activists and parent-activists can use to combat phenomena that drive inequity in American public schools.
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“What the Opportunity Gap Hides” is a podcast series which examines public school inequity from a historical, regional, theoretical, developmental, education policy, and public policy framework. In this series, I will attempt to offer practical strategies which teacher-activists and parent-activists can use to combat phenomena that drive inequity in American public schools.
This episode defines the various “gaps” in early childhood education settings. Further, it offers some thoughts regarding the use of these terms and the ways in which activism in education settings is really vital in cultivating better school policy and practice. https://sites.google.com/view/wtogh/home
What The Opportunity Gap Hides
“What the Opportunity Gap Hides” is a podcast series which examines public school inequity from a historical, regional, theoretical, developmental, education policy, and public policy framework. In this series, I will attempt to offer practical strategies which teacher-activists and parent-activists can use to combat phenomena that drive inequity in American public schools.
