How to help ALL Students to Make Education a Life Long Process

The Resilient Educator
07/10/2024 55 min Temporada 1 Episodio 2

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In this Black History Month episode, Rev. Dr. Owen C. Cardwell Jr. reflects on being one of the first students to desegregate in Lynchburg, VA public schools and meeting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He shares how these experiences shaped his commitment to education, service, and leadership. Dr. Cardwell also offers insights on supporting students today and making education a lifelong journey for everyone. – Originally discussed live on Feb 19, 2021

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