
Talking To Myself is where Blackness + Education intersect. This is a platform for the voices of black male educators and educators to authentically discuss their roles + ideals in the classroom and the world.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Sorry for the delay. There’s a lot of learning and teaching going on.
Hosts Malcolm & Malcolm discuss their experiences teaching summer school in D.C. The summer was a preview of what’s to come in the fall and helped build their anticipations and worries moving forward.
Hosts Malcolm & Malcolm have completed their residency year of Urban Teachers. Now we’re the lead teachers preparing for summer school. We talk to ourselves about what we’re worried about, looking forward to, and how we can use what we’ve learned in ... more
For episode 8, Malcolm & Malcolm sit down with Dr. Courtney Robinson to discuss the school-to-prison pipeline, radical education, and working to close the many gaps in education.
Hosts Malcolm and Malcolm reflect on completing their first year of grad school and discuss how the theory has impacted their practice.
For episode 6, hosts Malcolm and Malcolm take time to discuss various classroom management strategies and their opinions on what it means to discipline students.
For episode 5, hosts Malcolm and Malcolm discuss teacher burnout and what it takes to be committed to radicalizing education.
Hosts, Malcolm & Malcolm, discuss the importance of the language we use in the classroom when we speak to our students and when we teach our lessons. The discussion of language in the classroom makes us reflect on how we can reverse the systems of op... more
I am proud to know y’all through your work as Urban Teachers and am eager to learn more! I am now an avid follower...finally after having our team share it many times over the last two months! Thank y’all for your honesty, transparency, openness, and vulnerability.










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