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4 Ways to Support Black Male Students to Thrive in Your Classroom

By Dr. Cassondra Corbin Thaddies

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A step-by-step guide for educators to support their black male students. 
  1. See them as individuals.
  2. Include their voices.
  3. Visit them in class.
  4. Expect greatness.

 

 

 

Dr. "Cass" Cassondra Corbin-Thaddies knows that empowered students become empowered adults! With over two decades in education and adult learning, Dr. Cass has provided professional development and mindset work with leaders and educators in K-12 schools, nonprofit organizations, and higher education institutions. As a collaborator with Stanford University’s Graduate School of Education, she contributed to the design and course development of a professional development platform and has been a contributor to the EdTech Genome Project researching the impact of education technology on teaching and learning. Dr. Cass is the Director of Transformational Learning at LINC and coaches educators across the world to become brave, risk-taking pedagogical problem-solvers for students and especially for students on the margins. Follow Cassondra on Twitter @CCThaddies and LinkedIn @ Cassondra Corbin-Thaddies.

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