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Dr. Angela Dye has approximately 20 years of experience in urban education where she has practiced as a licensed principal and teacher in traditional and charter schools. Her expertise is in empowering urban learners using skills in planning, instruction, assessments and classroom management. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in social science and secondary education and a Master’s degree in administrative and instructional leadership. Recently, she received her PhD in education where she studied student power, critical pedagogy and culturally relevant teaching. Currently Dr. Dye is engaged in public intellectual work, community organizing and teacher training.
Dr. Dye was on our show recently in which she talked about one of her recent articles Young People Matter.
During the conversation, Dr. Dye talked about:
– Some background on herself
– When she became passionate about education after not wanted to be involved with education
– The background behind the article
– How is the education system equipping young people to be leaders in their community
– her concerns about the lack of student power in the education system and her four components of student power
– What effect that public school segregation has had on America
– Her thoughts on the role of parents in the education system
– Her vision of a schooling model that meets the needs to children today
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