There is so much History we don’t know. I’m here to tell the those stories with a focus on the obscure stories of African Americans! It’s Black 365!
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Dutreuil Barton and Jarena Lee
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Join us for little known black history makers- furniture maker Dutreuil Barton Sr and Jarena Lee, the first African American woman to preach the gospel publicly.
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William Hobbs and Stacy Abrams
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Learn about William Hobbs and how he is connected to Stacy Abrams through the first case for voting rights for African Americans in the United States, Hobbs v. Fogg (1837).
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Sara Harris and Prudence Crandall
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Black History Month Challenges, Prudence Crandall, and Sara Harris..
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Hosting live virtual web sessions can be a challenge if you are a first timer. The best way to command your audience is to establish rules and norms.
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10 Tips to Survive Virtual/Hybrid Teaching
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Teachers that are teaching virtual and/or hybrid for the first time really need to listen to this. These are a few tips that I learned this year and have carried with me from the business world. I hope you enjoy!
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8 Million Stories: Teacher Wellness with Keisha Easley
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We speak with Keisha Easley, educator and author of “Worth the Weight,” on Teacher Wellness. In these times educators need to take care of themselves so they can take care of our students. Join us as we talk about Kiesha’s journey and learn about de-stressing!
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Listen as I share some of my story from this “coronacation” or “Rona” virus isolation time. As an educator, I miss my students, personal interaction and the comfort of my classroom...
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8 Million Stories Part 1 - Rhonda from SC
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Everyone has a story to tell and we want to hear it, especially in these times of Covid-19, shelter in place and distance learning in education. We talk to Rhonda, an educator and mother in SC, about her experience at the onset of distance learning, school shut downs and being a mother in SC.
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On Episode 3 of the 5 Cs Podcast, we talk to an aspiring teacher, Miranda Mullins, who is about to graduate from The University of South Carolina Aiken. She is a social studies teacher who is eager to enter the field of education. We spoke to her about how prepared she believes she might be for the new year in her own classroom and how veteran teac…
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Culture and Community in Education
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Join us for our second episode of the 5 Cs Podcast where we speak with an educator from a rural district in the South about how culture and community play a role in the education of our nation's children. Talk about on education issues by emailing 5Cspodcast2019@gmail.com or call 706-925-7490. We'd love to hear from you. Thank you for listening.…
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Cyberspace: Technology, the Digital Divide, and more!
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Welcome to our first episode!!! We speak with Technology Integration Coordinator, Carla Jefferson. Host Bianca Woodard and Carla Jefferson discuss , technology integration, curriculum, teacher resistance to technology. the future of education technology and the digital divide. Teachers are also asked to weigh in on merit pay in the Conversation and…
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