Challenging Colonialism in the Classroom – Part 1 – Podcast Episode 203

Classnotes Podcast (July 15, 2020). Educators across the country are working to make classrooms and instruction culturally responsive and relevant to their students and communities. The task is deeper than a checklist of inclusive terminology and activities. The foundations of settler colonialization have impacted the creation of all of our institutions. And in education, it infiltrates our pedagogy, curricula and policies.

In this first of a two-part set of episodes, Dr. Stephanie Garcia and Dr. Bricio Vasquez talk with guests Dr. Alexa Proffitt and Dr. Lizbet Tinoco about the concepts framing anti-colonial work in K12 and higher education classrooms.

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Show length: 14:58

Resources

Using Equity Audits to Assess and Address Opportunity Gaps Across Education, by Paula N. Johnson, Ph.D.

Ensuring Equity in Online Learning – Considerations in Response to COVID-19’s Impact on Schooling

Equity Audits – Assessing Equity Across Education, IDRA Visiting Scholar Webinar Series

IDRA Six Goals of Educational Equity

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