Description
Some teachers, despite their best efforts, bring their own biases into the classroom. And their beliefs impact how they interact with students and their families in a major way.
Racial bias in education is a common experience — and it shouldn’t be. In this episode, we address a pressing issue with guest Afrika Afeni Mills, MEd. Listen as Afrika explains:
-How racial bias can influence relationships between parents and the school
-The importance of teachers and schools promoting equity in education
-Steps students and parents can take to address racial bias effectively.
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