Dr. Benjamin Foster & the Power of Moderate Teaching

social studies conneCTion
13/02/2023 48 min Temporada 2 Episodio 11
Dr. Benjamin Foster & the Power of Moderate Teaching

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Dr. Benjamin Foster speaks about the importance of teaching culturally-centered history. As one of the initiators of the African American/Black & Puerto Rican/Latino course, Dr. Foster explains the successes and roadblocks leading up to its current placement in education. He also defines the course's purpose: to inform CT youth of the unknown perspectives of minorities throughout history.

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