In this thought-provoking podcast episode, join us as we dive into the transformative work of educators dedicated to promoting equity and social justice. Join Dr. Tami in her conversation with Kate Pole. Kate shares insights into a powerful project that addresses the complexities of teaching history through the lens of collective memory. Focusing on the Civil War, Kate reveals how she and her colleagues guide students to explore the layers of historical narratives, examining the impact of memory, imagery, and interpretation.
Discover the challenges and triumphs of guiding students through the examination of primary sources, such as articles of secession, and witness the power of fostering open dialogues on sensitive topics. Kate emphasizes the importance of building a supportive community within and beyond the classroom, encouraging educators to take the first step by truly getting to know their students and community.
If you're an educator passionate about creating an inclusive and reflective learning environment, this episode offers valuable insights, practical tips, and inspiration to embark on a journey of equity-focused teaching.
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