Experiencing African Classrooms

from Jambo! Dr. Akumbu · host Dr. Ruth Akumbu

Nov 15, 2023 Episode Welcome to Jambo! Dr. Akumbu. Bringing you culturally relevant multifaceted conversations and reflections intersecting education, entertainment, and business, committed to DEIB and cultural capacity building. Today's conversation is titled Experiencing African Classrooms. Guest: Dr. Carol Carson is an educator in Los Angeles. After her first trip to Africa, she shared her experience, indicating that observing African children's behavior in the classroom was the highlight of her trip. Contact Dr. Akumbu: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TsenteStore www.ruthakumbu.com ⁠https://www.plantaseedafrica.org/ ⁠ ⁠Your support is appreciated. https://anchor.fm/dr-akumbu/support⁠

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