#122: Crossing the Street on Race & Restorative Discipline with Marilyn Rhames

Join us for a conversation with Marilyn Rhames of Teachers Who Pray. We're discussing some of our favorite takeaways from her new book Master Teacher: 12 Spiritual Lessons that Can Transform Schools & Revolutionize Public Education. In particular, we discuss what it looks like to cross the street or race. We also tackle the topic of restorative discipline. Get notes and links at www.teach4theheart.com/masterteacher

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