About this Episode Time Stamps Q&A About our Guests Resources In this episode of Keystone Education Radio, host Annette Stevenson […]
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Learning Disabilities, Virtual Learning & the Parent-Teacher Partnership
About this Episode Time Stamps Q&A About our Guests Resources One in five individuals has a learning difference or attention […]
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The Power of a Positive Attitude: A Discussion with Principal Baruti Kafele
About this Episode Time Stamps Q&A About our Guests Resources After decades as a highly regarded teacher and school leader […]
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Instilling Resiliency in Kids and Closing the Achievement Gap
Prompted by his upbringing and life experiences, Dr. John Hodge has dedicated his career to advocating for impoverished children and their families.
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COVID-19: Shining a Light on Student and Community Inequities
On this episode of Keystone Education Radio, Annette Stevenson is joined by Dr. Heather Bennett, PSBA’s director of school equity services, to discuss the existing equity issues that the pandemic has further brought to light.
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One District’s Move to Equity (Part 3): Planning, Communication and Implementation
This is the final episode of the three-part series focusing on how one school district in Pennsylvania has moved to embed equity into its education practice.
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One District’s Move to Equity (Part 2)- Implicit Bias and the Struggles for Equity
This two-part episode out of a three-part series focuses on how one school district in Pennsylvania has moved to embed equity into its education practice.
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One District’s Move to Equity (Part 1)—Developing an Equity Program
This two-part episode out of a three-part series focuses on how one school district in Pennsylvania has moved to embed equity into its education practice. In part 1, Mr. Ken Nickson, the coordinator of educational diversity, equity and inclusion at Erie Public Schools transports us to the diverse city of Erie and its school district.
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Progression Towards Equity
How does equity become the lens through which all aspects of the educational experience are filtered? And why is this essential for the K-12 education system? Addressing the gaps of opportunity and supports for students goes beyond a checklist and may seem insurmountable.
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Brown v. Board of Education: 65 years later
A landmark 1954 Supreme Court case, now 65 years since—what have been the impacts and progress?