Join us – or follow on Twitter at #EdEquity – for a conversation that explores how policy and practice can reshape the way students are taught and supported to enable truly personalized learning that fosters talent in every student. In a wide-ranging conversation, New America and LEAP Innovations are bringing together educators, researchers, and advocates to probe how inclusive teaching practices and innovative instructional models can help educators overcome implicit biases in the classroom, raise expectations for students of all backgrounds, and prepare all students to succeed in today’s increasingly dynamic world.
Agenda:
4:00 - 4:10 PM: Welcoming Remarks
Tyra Mariani
President and COO, New America
4:10 - 4:45 PM: Setting the Context
Sharif El-Mekki
Director, Center for Black Educator Development
Phyllis Lockett
Founder and CEO, LEAP Innovations
Elena Silva
PreK-12 Policy Director, New America
Jane Swift
Former Governor of Massachusetts and President and Executive Director of LearnLaunch
Victoria Pasquantonio (Moderator)
PBS Newshour
4:45 - 5:30 PM: In Schools and Classrooms
Maria Fernanda Garcia
MacFarland Middle School, District of Columbia Public Schools
Brenda Jimenez
Belmont-Cragin Elementary School, Chicago Public Schools
Miyoshi Knox
Stagg School of Excellence, Chicago Public Schools
Rodney Robinson
National Teach of the Year 2019
Teacher at Virgie Binford Education Center in Richmond, VA
Christyn Wallace
Liberty Elementary School, Baltimore City Public Schools
Alyson Klein (Moderator)
Education Week
5:30 PM: Reception
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