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Season 5 Episode #2 My interview with Dean of Students Sean Mayberry
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Growing up, I never had a teacher who looked like me, which left a lasting impression on my educational journey. On today's show, join us as my former colleague and respected educator Sean Mayberry walks us through his story of aspiration and dedication, from St. Paul to Duluth to Fridley Public School, where he now serves as the Dean of Students for 5th grade. His experiences, extending from his military service to his passion for youth sports, provide an unparalleled perspective on the influence one can have on the lives, particularly of African American students, through education.
Imagine a classroom where every student sees a reflection of themselves in the history and culture being taught. That's the reality Sean and I strive for as we discuss the need for cultural awareness in education. We share our insights on why it's crucial for students to express their culture freely and how educators can become co-learners in this journey. This episode is peppered with practical advice for fellow teachers on creating inclusive environments and why it's essential to foster these connections not just during cultural heritage months but throughout the entire school year.
The art of teaching extends far beyond the textbooks and lesson plans; it's about building bridges of grace and understanding with our students. Sean and I reflect on the multifaceted roles educators play—from mentors to confidants—and how these relationships can transform lives. We address the importance of nurturing the school-home connection and delve into the power of empathy and restorative practices in education. Get ready to be inspired by a conversation that examines the heart of teaching and the profound impact of educators who wear numerous hats to support and uplift their students every day.
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1. Cultural Curriculum Chat With Sean Mayberry (00:00:00)
2. Infusing Cultural Awareness in Education (00:14:52)
3. Empowering Educators to Support Students (00:26:37)
4. Building Relationships With Students Through Grace (00:30:43)
5. Building Relationships With Students (00:36:48)
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