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- Recorded at: EdPlus Studios, Tempe, Arizona
- Host(s): Kyle McKinne...
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Carrie Sampson and Ashley Farrell on the educational landscape in Arizona, covering a range of topics including the movement against Critical Race Theory (CRT), the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on education, the interplay between parental demands for choice and the narrowing of options, and the push to restructure our educational system through social policy.
This is the question on the table in this inaugural episode of Okay! School Me. A mosaic of faculty voices from the ASU community consider definitions of “social transformation.” This episode was designed to showcase the complexity and diversity inherent in processes of social change.
Episode Details:
- Recorded at EdPlus Studios, Tempe, Arizona
- Host(s): Celina Osuna and Mako Fitts Ward
- Guest(s): Heather Switzer, Rudy P. Guev...
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