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Jennifer Binis, host of the EdHistory101 Podcast, is an educator and amateur historian. She joins me this week to talk history (or course) and the importance of knowing the foundations of our modern education system. We cover everything from the influence of white colonial thinking and the false narrative of factory-based education systems, to the importance of race and gender in the modern landscape. Most vital to being a modern educator, she thinks, is one's abitliy to question the current narrative, and find fresh, thoughtful voices and help to make them louder so that the conversation on education becomes richer and more nuanced.
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Books
The teacher wars: A history of America's most embattled profession
First Class: The Legacy of Dunbar, America's First Black Public High School
Blackboard Unions: The AFT and the NEA, 1900-1980
Testing Wars in the Public Schools
Podcasts
Stuff You Missed in History Class
Sawbones
Sexing History
The Dig Podcast
Ridiculous History
Something True
Educators on Twitter
Jennifer Binis
The Ed Podcast
Jessica Lifshitz
Shana White
Kelly Wickam Hurst
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