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EPISODE · May 16, 2024 · 1H 3M

Math, Technology, and the Success of Black Children

from Building the Black Educator Pipeline · host Black Math Genius, lisa hollenbach, Akil Parker, Shayna Terrell

In this special roundtable edition of Building the Black Educator Pipeline, we explore the reasons for the underrepresentation of people of color in math and technology fields. Our expert panel discusses the belief gap, the lack of competent teachers for Black students in America, and the role of technology in supporting student learning. The panel highlights responsibility of teachers to use technology effectively and the need for continuous professional development. The conversation emphasizes the importance of addressing equity issues in math education while leveraging technology to enhance learning experiences. The conversation also explores the role of technology, specifically AI, in education and how it can make teacher jobs easier and more efficient.

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Discussing how we better serve Black children when it comes to math and technology.

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