In this episode of 'What's the Point?', we interview Dr. Sheldon L. Eakins, a renowned educator and author of the book Leading Equity: Becoming an Advocate for All Students. Dr. Eakins shares his expertise on advocacy in education, drawing from his extensive experience as a school principal and his work with the Leading Equity Center and the Leading Equity podcast.
Throughout the episode, Dr. Eakins provides invaluable insights into the importance of advocacy in education, offering practical advice and strategies for listeners. He discusses the fundamental definition of advocacy and explores various ways educators can become effective advocates for their students, emphasizing the critical role of school leaders in championing equity and inclusion.
Listeners will gain invaluable perspectives on the power of names and the significance of acknowledging and respecting individual identities within the educational context. Dr. Eakins also delves into the importance of student voice and choice, highlighting practical approaches for empowering students to take ownership of their learning experiences.
As the conversation unfolds, Dr. Eakins shares actionable advice for educators and school leaders, offering tangible steps that can be implemented immediately to promote equity and inclusivity in the classroom and school community. From fostering a culture of advocacy to amplifying student voices, this episode offers a wealth of practical guidance for educators striving to create more equitable and empowering learning environments.
Tune in to 'What's the Point?' as we explore the transformative power of advocacy in education with Dr. Sheldon L. Eakins and discover actionable strategies for becoming an advocate for all students. Take advantage of this opportunity to gain valuable insights and inspiration for creating positive change in your educational practice.
In this episode of 'What's the Point?', we interview Dr. Sheldon L. Eakins, a renowned educator and author of the book Leading Equity: Becoming an Advocate for All Students. Dr. Eakins shares his expertise on advocacy in education, drawing from his extensive experience as a school principal and his work with the Leading Equity Center and the Leading Equity podcast.
Throughout the episode, Dr. Eakins provides invaluable insights into the importance of advocacy in education, offering practical advice and strategies for listeners. He discusses the fundamental definition of advocacy and explores various ways educators can become effective advocates for their students, emphasizing the critical role of school leaders in championing equity and inclusion.
Listeners will gain invaluable perspectives on the power of names and the significance of acknowledging and respecting individual identities within the educational context. Dr. Eakins also delves into the importance of student voice and choice, highlighting practical approaches for empowering students to take ownership of their learning experiences.
As the conversation unfolds, Dr. Eakins shares actionable advice for educators and school leaders, offering tangible steps that can be implemented immediately to promote equity and inclusivity in the classroom and school community. From fostering a culture of advocacy to amplifying student voices, this episode offers a wealth of practical guidance for educators striving to create more equitable and empowering learning environments.
Tune in to 'What's the Point?' as we explore the transformative power of advocacy in education with Dr. Sheldon L. Eakins and discover actionable strategies for becoming an advocate for all students. Take advantage of this opportunity to gain valuable insights and inspiration for creating positive change in your educational practice.