EPISODE · Feb 3, 2025 · 50 MIN
Colin Seale talks Equity, Critical Thinking and More!
from (Re)Education of Schools Podcast · host Justin Moorman and Katie Thornton
Colin Seale wears many hats, but all of them support the embetterment of educational outcomes. At the heart of Colin’s work is his role as an educator, with this being the focus of his advocacy for change. During his time teaching, Colin graduated from law school. His experience teaching, expertise for law, and heart for advocacy led him to create thinkLaw that supports equitable educational opportunities and challenges educators everywhere for students to be critical thinkers. Colin’s best selling books, Tangible Equity and Think Like a Lawyer, have given educators the tools and strategies to serve this work in their classrooms. If you haven’t heard Colin speak before, you are in for a treat, his energy is contagious and genuineness is evident as he shares his personal journey that has led him down this path. Welcome Colin Seale to the podcast, it is an honor to share your work! Colin Seale LinksthinkLaw WebsiteXFacebookInstagramLinkedIN(Re)Education of Schools Podcast Links.Our WebsiteEmailjustinmoorman@reeducationofschoolspodcast.comkatiethornton@reeducationofschoolspodcast.comjoshward@reeducationofschoolspodcast.comYouTubeFacebookInstagram
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Colin Seale wears many hats, but all of them support the embetterment of educational outcomes. At the heart of Colin’s work is his role as an educator, with this being the focus of his advocacy for change. During his time teaching, Colin graduated from law school. His experience teaching, expertise for law, and heart for advocacy led him to create thinkLaw that supports equitable educational opportunities and challenges educators everywhere for students to be critical thinkers. Colin’s best s...
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