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A White Leader's Role in Urban Settings
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In this episode, join Kristen as she discusses why white leaders are important in urban settings. She breaks down the importance of why white leaders should be mindful and aware of their power in the school setting. Kristen uses her experiences to shape how impactful white leaders can be once they become self aware and take their time to get to know their students. There are tons of gems in this episode not only for white educator but for all educators.
Here’s what you can expect:
03:20: Kristen Provides Her Opinion on White Educators in Urban Settings
04:14: Becoming Self Aware
04:48: Synopsis of Article on White Teachers in Schools
06:25: Racial Contract Concept
07:33: Role of White Leaders in Urban Settings
14:30: Importance of Perspective Take
18:50: The Impact of SEL
Join us this fall at the Black SEL Summit:
Black SEL Summit looks to reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and ways to expose and sustain SEL in black communities. Black SEL will highlight and elevate the educators and voices of African American people in the social-emotional field. We are looking to create healthy dialog around policy, critical race theory, and ways to expose social-emotional learning to surrounding communities and their key stakeholders.
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➡️Black SEL Summit: The current education system is dominated by political narratives that devalue the very people that our schools are supposed to serve. The Black SEL Summit is a space for us to highlight the voices of African-American people in the field and speak to best practices, research, and solutions to sustain SEL in Black Communities. Learn more at: https://bit.ly/blkselsummit23
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