Humanizing Teacher Education: Cultivating Cultural Diversity Empathy through Reciprocal Teaching


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This presentation showcases the use of critical race and culturally responsive theories to engage a racially diverse classroom community in a difficult, but frank, conversation on race and language-based social marginalization in k-20 education. The names and roles of the presenters are as follows: Immaculee Harushimana (Lehman College), Moderator, with seven presenters: Fatou Coundoul, Richard J. Hopwood, Todd Currie, Linda Oppong, Aimee Grace Embambagatse, Mike Florio, and John P. Moschetti. In the form of a panel, the presenters, all of whom are former attendees in the course, will share with the audience from the content of the presentations they gave on a self-selected reading and the lessons and self-connections they made with the theme of their article.

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About Jessica Murray

Jessica Murray received her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology at The Graduate Center, CUNY in 2020. She is the Director of Digital Communications for Transformative Learning in the Humanities (TLH), a three-year initiative supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. She is also working on a web project with teaching materials about civil rights struggles in New York City, including disability rights history. She advocates for improving public transit accessibility in New York City for people with disabilities and chairs the Advisory Committee for Transit Accessibility for New York City Transit.