The Open Windows Culture Podcast is a solution-based system geared towards discussing topics to help people create culture that ends 'isms with real actions. There are strengths in differences, and with an inclusive approach, we find those strengths in order to create a better world together.
The effects of educational disparity play out during the entire lifetime of the student. On top of that, it effects us all in various ways. This is the discussion that explains how to avoid the pitfalls of class-based educational disparity and how each person can limit it's effect while the systemic process catches up. Hear what Chelsea Robberson of Lealyn Growth thinks is the key to it all.
19 Jul 2021
S3E7 - Grades Can Lie
Even though we don't intend, parents and teachers often use grades as a mental health measurement tool. I spoke to Dr. Roseanne Capanna Hodge (DrRoseann.com) about how mental health affects today's students and how class-based educational disparity may increase or decrease the impact.
12 Jul 2021
S3E6 - STEMing Out
While STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) is easily recognized as a focus for many schools, class-based educational disparity affects how schools focus on it. A major overlooked concern though, there are considerable gender gaps for women when it comes to STEM. And for many, that's on top of the class-based educational disparity. I speak to Dr. Richa Chandra of TheWisestWomen.com to uncover some of multiple ways women are impacted by the disparities in the education system.
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