Pat Payne from Indianapolis Public Schools interviews Dr. Azure Smiley and Dr. Robert Helfenbein about their article in Multicultural Perspectives on the Ruby Payne Effect on pre-service and in-service teachers.
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How wonderful to see Rob and Addie discussing their work with Miss Pat on the program!
You had me chiming in, talking to the screen, wishing you would say a bit about the need for teacher investment in the community and teacher commitments to the community.
What might our urban schools be like if teachers lived in the district and sent their own kids to the schools they teach in? How might living and teaching in community push all of us to see one another differently? So much to talk about and work toward...
But thanks to Miss Pat for inviting Rob and Addie. All of you totally rocked it!
Posted by: Susan Adams | June 27, 2013 at 07:32 PM