Episode Synopsis "Episode #1: Exploring Culturally Responsive Practices w/ Dr. Dennisha Murff"

In episode #1, we will explore the state of equity in education through the perspective of Dr. Dennisha Murff. Dr. Murff is and administrator, educator, writer, adjunct professor, consultant, and relentless advocate for equitable educational opportunities for all. She has spent 14 years as an elementary school principal. She has also served as an assistant principal and elementary school teacher. Most of which was done in a large, metropolitan school district in Indianapolis. Her practice and research has led her to publish a book, Culturally Responsive Pedagogy: Promising Practices for African American Male Students, which explores essential elements and promising practices which leads to culturally responsive learning environment, curriculum/instruction, and educators. Lean in, and join the conversation. One topic, many lenses.

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More episodes of the podcast Butler University EPPSP's: The Nygaard Series

• Episode #3: Exploring How Actions Reflect Ideologies regarding Equity w/ Dr. Paul Gorski
• Episode #2: Exploring Origins, Milestones, and Implementation of a District-Wide Equity Initiative w/ Christine Squier and Kris Devereaux
• Episode #1: Exploring Culturally Responsive Practices w/ Dr. Dennisha Murff
• The Nygaard Series: Episode #0