PennTalk #9 Building Culturally Relevant Schools Post Pandemic
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This episode was inspired by the incredible presentation "Building Culturally Relevant Schools Post Pandemic" by an anti-racist educator, researcher, and equity in education pioneer Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings. Fantastic episode for all educators.
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