@tisdrj: Join me and @Mrs.Eva Your Fav Teacher Coach in this important conversation. Before we can talk seriously about where education needs to go, we need to know where it started. How did American education become what it is? What was it actually designed to do? What beliefs about Black and Native children were baked into its foundation? And where do those beliefs still show up in our classrooms, policies, curriculum, discipline practices, expectations, and relationships with students today? Because some of the shit we call “normal” in education is only normal because it has been repeated for generations. Even though it’s not effective. Even though it’s harmful. And if we don’t know where it came from, we can reproduce it while believing we’re doing something completely different. We’re going to connect what happened hundreds of years ago to what happened in somebody’s third-period class yesterday. And most importantly, we’re going to ask: What does knowing this require us to do differently? Welcome to the Teacher Podcast With No Name. Join us on YouTube to keep the convo going. Link in bio.
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Thursday 15 October 2026 22:15:00 GMT
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Cat :
What is the source or document from the beginning? I've been looking for a good text on this to teach!
2026-10-15 22:38:12
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tik2tok4u :
It broke my heart when I learned this. I learned this a while ago when I got my M. Ed.
2026-10-16 02:00:48
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MississippiHoodoo :
Reminds me of something i learned recently in life...
I always thought the saying was, "Lord willing and the creek dont rise".
But its actually, "Lord willing and the CREE (indigenous tribe) dont rise".
2026-10-16 15:40:51
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