Outrage 32 – How Understanding, Not Outrage, Can Bridge Divides in Education – Ken Futernick

Aired Feb 14, 2024

Hear from Ken Futernick, educator-turned-podcaster on a mission to bring diverse voices together on “Courageous Conversations about our Schools.” This podcast tackles tough topics with empathy, curiosity, and a genuine desire to understand.

What you’ll hear:

  • Real-life examples of communities finding common ground on controversial issues.
  • Unflinching conversations about critical race theory, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and more.
  • A refreshing dose of hope that understanding can pave the way for a more connected education system.

Tune in to this special episode of Outrage Overload.

Ken Futernick is a life-long educator, writer, and educational consultant to schools, school districts, and policy makers across the United States.

As a professor of education, he taught courses to new and veteran teachers and conducted research on teacher retention, educational policy, and pre-service teacher education programs.

Futernick currently hosts Teacher Stories, a podcast he launched in 2018 that celebrates the profound and lasting impact many teachers have on their students and communities. In 2021, he launched Courageous Conversations about our Schools, a podcast that invites education stakeholders to listen to one another and to engage in respectful conversations about the controversies at the center of todayโ€™s culture wars in education.

Links

Courageous Conversations about our Schools https://www.schoolconversations.org/


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