podcast
TEACHING TO THRIVE
We're excited to share ideas that strengthen the everyday lives of Black and Brown students within our schools and communities. Each episode is aimed at empowering our knowledge for collective liberation.
Our podcast is currently available on iTunes and Spotify and is coming soon to TuneIn.
You can listen to it here without a streaming service.
Transcripts of each episode are available below in the episode-specific resources.
Transcript
Click here for a crowdsourced transcript of this podcast episode. Thanks to our volunteers for their hard work!
Transcript
Click here for a crowdsourced transcript of this podcast episode. Thanks to our volunteers for their hard work!
Listener's Guide (text-based)
Teaching to Thrive
Listener's Guide
Episode 3
Woke Kindergarten
Reflection Questions
How do I normalize vulnerability in my classroom?
How do I equip students to resist lies?
How do I teach joy and resistance?
Questions developed by Jen Ciok
Transcript
Click here for a crowdsourced transcript of this podcast episode. Thanks to our volunteers for their hard work!
Listener's Guide (text-based)
Teaching to Thrive
Listener's Guide
Episode 2
Reflection Questions
How do I build trust with students and their families? What do I need to reconcile or heal about my own beliefs?
How do I use my knowledge of my students to build community and create a culture of joy?
What mistakes have I made in-person or in virtual learning? What apologies are in order? How can I use what I learned to build a more joyful and sustainable culture?
Transcript
Click here for a crowdsourced transcript of this podcast episode. Thanks to our volunteers for their hard work!
Listener's Guide (text-based)
Teaching to Thrive
Listener's Guide
Episode 1
Reflection Questions
In what ways does my philosophy of education specifically consider students' identities?
How does what I believe about the purpose of education show up in my practices?
What practices liberate? What practices oppress?
What do I need to reconcile or heal about my own beliefs?
What is my first step in building or strengthening a culture of SEL that is authentic, loving, and culturally-responsive?
Transcript
Click here for a crowdsourced transcript of this podcast episode. Thanks to our volunteers for their hard work!
we will not back down.
ATN fights alongside educators, young people, and parents/caregivers through our grant-giving program, affinity groups for Black educators, fighting successfully for the end of incarceration of educators in ATL, and so much more.
The climate has never been particularly kind to us, but with a second, emboldened Trump presidency looming, we know the threats are even stronger. So we plan on fighting even harder.
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