On a brand-new Teachers’ Lounge Podcast, we’re LIVE at Beloit College!
Hear our conversation with Wayne Au recorded at Beloit's Eaton Chapel along with an audience Q&A! Au is this year’s Weissberg Chair in Human Rights and Social Justice at Beloit College. He’s an author and a professor at the University of Washington-Bothell. His work ranges from standardized testingto rethinking ethnic studies. The title of his Beloit residency is “Teaching for Social Justice: Intersectionality and K-12 Education."
Thank you to Wayne for the conversation, to all of the folks at Beloit College and the Weissberg Program who helped make it happen including Dr. Gloria Bradley and Josh Moore. And, of course, thank you to everyone who came to listen and ask questions.
If you’ve never listened to Teachers’ Lounge before, our show is based on an idea -- we’ve all had teachers in our lives who shaped who we are. And we want to hear about the teachers who inspired you or deserve a spotlight in your community. Every educator we have on this podcast, whether teacher, coach, counselor or professor, is nominated by our listeners.
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SHOW NOTES
Educator in this episode:
Wayne Au
Music: Our show's theme music is from the northern Illinois-based band "Kindoves" and their songs "Popn," "Origins" and "Quiche." You can find more of their music on their Soundcloud page. You can also listen to the episode of WNIJ's own Sessions from Studio A where they were featured.
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