“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.
In this series, I am taking a closer look at public school inequity from a historic, regional, theoretical, developmental, education policy, and public policy framework. Then, I attempt to offer strategies and frameworks that white social justice activists can use to combat these issues of inequity for culturally and linguistically diverse students in American public schools. This is What the Opportunity Gap Hides.
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.
