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83. Nurturing Critical Thinkers: The Power of Diversity in Education with Dr. Sean Miller
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What drives someone to leave a successful corporate career to become a groundbreaking educator? Join me as I reconnect with Dr. Sean Miller, a childhood friend whose passion for teaching has transformed countless lives. His story is a testament to how authenticity and resilience can pave a new path - even when initial hesitation clouds the way.
Join Us As Dr. Sean:
- Shares his remarkable journey from corporate America to the classroom;
- Unravels the unique challenges he faced as a Black male educator, a demographic that makes up a mere 1.7% of the teaching workforce;
- Discusses his ambitious efforts in pioneering and teaching an Advanced Placement African American Studies course in a Virginia high school — a revolutionary step gaining national attention; and
- Explains the broader role of educators in nurturing critical thinking and the need for diverse, passionate voices in educational leadership.
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Chapitres
1. A Life-Changing Educator (00:00:00)
2. Career Transition (00:07:59)
3. Challenges as a Black Male Teacher and Innovations in Education (00:19:34)
4. Pioneering & Teaching African-American Studies (00:30:12)
5. Overcoming Struggles and Building Resilience (00:45:36)
6. Empowering Educators to Impact Education (00:51:56)
7. Closing Thoughts (01:03:42)
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