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Episode 20
In this week’s episode, Asao Inoue and I finish our discussion on racial inequalities in education. Plus, some updates from Kami and Google, this week’s treasure chest, and, of course, your question of the week.
News & Updates
- Kami
- Kami & Microsoft integration
- Add Media tool
- Improvements & bug fixes
Treasure Chest: Grouping Tabs in Chrome
- Right click on a tab and select “Add Tab to New Group”
- Label, color-code, collapse and expand groups
Boss Battle: Racial Inequalities in Education with Asao Inoue
- Inequalities outside of reading and writing
- Women in math
- Claude Steele’s study
- seeing a field dominated by men presented stereotypes that women weren’t good at math
- feeling out of place only increases the stereotype
- the magic number – 1/3 of the students need to be the same to make the stereotype go away
- Women in math
- Taking steps up the steep hill
- The Bird Cage Metaphor
- many-wired cage
- snip a wire, but you’re still trapped in the cage
- The Bird Cage Metaphor
- How do we talk about it with our students?
- It doesn’t have to be a personal issue
- It’s a larger structure that creates indifference
- We have to figure out how to talk about the systems and how they lead back to our actions and beliefs
- How do we apply this in our classrooms?
- Orientation to anti-racism
- We don’t tear don’t systems and have anarchy
- We tear down systems and create a better one
- Check out Asao’s stuff online
Crew Members’ Board (#8BitCrew)
QOTW: What’s your action step? What can you do to try to create a more equitable culture in your classroom?
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Credits
Music by David Fesliyan (https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/)
- Intro/Outro: “Retro Platforming”
- Boss Battle: “Boss Battle Rock”
- Crew Member’s Board: “Pirate Dance”
- Wrap up: “Game Over” by Patrick de Arteaga
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