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The E-Zone: Equity in Education with Tamar and Nicole

The E-Zone: Equity in Education with Tamar and Nicole

By: NJ-HEART
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 Join educators Tamar LaSure-Owens and Nicole DePaola for conversations on Anti-racism and Equity. This podcast aligns with short training sessions produced by NJ-HEART. NJHEART provides specific strategies and support for teachers, counselors, and administrators committed to implementing Anti-Racist Education (ARE) strategies in their schools and classrooms. The goal is to help as many educators as possible take on this much-needed challenge of addressing prejudice and discrimination in education and society. For more information visit nj-heart.orgNJ-HEART
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  • Creating a Safe AND Brave Classroom

    Creating a Safe AND Brave Classroom
    Nov 14 2024

    Tamar and Nicole discuss their experiences creating a space where students feel safe to be themselves and brave enough to discuss important, sometimes uncomfortable topics.

    This episode draws from two NJ-HEART informational sessions: "Establishing Safe & Brave Space for Difficult Classroom Discussions" and "Creating a Safe and Brave Environment for Antiracist Education." The discussion also mentions Liz Kleinrock's book Start Here, Start Now and her TED Talk, "How to teach kids to talk about taboo topics."

    This is a production of NJ-HEART. Please go to nj-heart.org for more information and a schedule of our free short training sessions.

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