Working longer hours, typically in under-resourced schools, Black teachers often climb up the rougher side of the educational mountain compared with their white peers. And, like all teachers, they dealt
By Joseph Williams | Word In Black (WIB) - Working longer hours, typically in under-resourced schools, Black teachers often climb up the rougher side of
Black teachers have higher morale than Whites, possibly due to their commitment to Black students. A new survey reveals this difference in teacher attitudes.
“We need to approach improving education like we do in a state emergency,” education advocate Dawn Chavous said Monday at a town hall discussion on Black education in Philadelphia.