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We Got This: Equity and Access in Schools w/ Cornelius Minor

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July 6, 2019
Blending critical pedagogy, equitable practice, and relationships.

In this episode, we discuss We Got This: Equity, Access, and the Quest to Be Who Our Students Need Us to Be with author Cornelius Minor. Cornelius, a former middle school Language Arts educator from Brooklyn, is a leader in equitable literacy reform across the world. We Got This is an incredible work that blends critical pedagogy, equitable community practice, and connections between relationships and research in an easy-to-read and implement fashion.

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HRP’s Review of We Got This

We Got This Publisher Page

Cornelius Minor’s Website: Kass and Corn

Heinemann’s Author Series featuring Cornelius Minor and Kwame Alexander

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