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 This podcast is a summer series that explores topical issues in education. I am your host, Neisha Terry Young. I am currently a student in the School of Education at Drexel University, where I am pursuing my PhD in Educational Leadership and Policy. This summer the podcast series focuses on the intersection of identity and research interests. I speak with professors, professional staff/activists, and PhD students to explore their various conceptualizations of identity, and how their identity connects with their life's work. I hope that you tune in each week as I explore these concepts within the construct of the academy. Welcome to Vocalized.© 2024 VocalizED
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  • Mind Brain Learning and Identity

    Mind Brain Learning and Identity
    Oct 10 2021
    In this episode we speak with Dr. Kristen Betts and PhD student Ellana Black, to discuss identity, mind brain learning, and neuromyths.
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    1 h y 6 m
  • Becoming Scholars: "Anchor Yourself in the Things That Truly Matter"

    Becoming Scholars: "Anchor Yourself in the Things That Truly Matter"
    Oct 7 2021
    This is the culmination of a three-part discussion with Dr. Allen-Handy and Turea Hutson. In this concluding session we discuss what it means to become scholars, and authentic ways to ground ourselves as we navigate the academy.
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    24 m
  • Decolonizing Research and Schooling: Finding Joy and Thriving in Predominantly White Spaces

    Decolonizing Research and Schooling: Finding Joy and Thriving in Predominantly White Spaces
    Sep 26 2021
    In this episode we speak with Dr. Allen-Handy and Turea Hutson to explore what it means to thrive and find joy as a Black scholar in predominantly White spaces. We also explore what decolonized learning spaces might look like for youth of color.
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    26 m
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