Educating Black Teens: Three Persistent Issues and Challenges
Inside The Mind of Teens and Tweens
English - November 20, 2014 18:57 - 11 minutes - 20 Bytes - ★★★★ - 46 ratingsCourses Education education parenting teaching teens teenagers tweens adolescents students highschool neuroscience Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Previous Episode: Save, Invest, Grow: Financial Literacy for Teens
In this segment we explore several issues that persistently challenge parents and educators of black teens.
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Dr. Rita Cameron Wedding, Ph.D., a published Scholar and Professor of Race, Gender, and Social Class Disparities. She is the Chair of the department of Women’s Studies and a professor of Women’s Studies and Ethnic Studies at Sacramento State University. Marilyn Anderson Rhames is a writing teacher at a charter school in Chicago and holds masters degrees in education and journalism. A former reporter for People, Time, Newsday and The Journal News in New York, Rhames won various awards for her work.