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Welcome to Transformative Talk! Each episode is hosted by different graduate students in Dr. Haddad’s courses at UTSA. Join us as we explore how educators can use critical social theories to transform themselves and their classrooms. Educators get real and share real-life experiences, near misses, and big-little wins. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transformative-talk/support
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In this episode we join Sarah, Sonny, Brooke and Kelsey to talk about Modern Schools, and we will be referencing Urban and Wagoner’s 2013 book, “American Education: a History,” specifically the chapters on the Progressive Era as it relates to our education system today. Questions about the role of American Manifest Destiny has in the evolution of s…
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Next from the Secondary School Curriculum Course, we join This is Kimberly, Abi and Sylvia to talk about the high points concerning the evolution of high school and the role that the Cardinal Principles of 1918 have played. We will also ponder if we have to go back to what was (with a few tweeks) to move forward. Welcome to Shampoo, Rinse, Repeat. …
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Welcome to the Summer 2023 Session! During this first five week session I taught a course called Secondary School Curriculum that focuses on the historical foundations of secondary education and curriculum as well as explores the current state and national standards to better understand where curriculum is going, has been, and is now In this episod…
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Join Kalena and the Emilys your host for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, we are going to talk about Pierre Bourdieu and his cultural capital theory, Moll’s contracting approach of Funds of Knowledge and Yosso’s theory of Community Cultural Wealth. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transformative…
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Join Sarah, Heather and Nathan, your hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, they talk about Demagoguery and Domination on the Daily within an educational critical social theory focus, --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transformative-talk/support…
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With the 2023 legislative session coming to an end soon here in Texas, this episode produced by doc strudent Saul is quite timely. In this episode, Saul is joined by Dr. Ryan and Dr. Haddad, faculty at UTSA to talk about school choice and how public schools in Texas will be impacted by the proposed legislation. --- Support this podcast: https://pod…
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Join Andrea and Krista, your hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, we are going to focus on conocimiento, specifically Nepantla. We will look at conocimiento as a process and educational tool for doctoral students in social sciences to better understand critical perspectives that form their research. Additionally, we will …
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Welcome to the far 2022 semester! This semester we will have episodes produced by Dr. Haddad's Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment and Critical Cultural Perspectives courses. In our season premiere, we will her from Bruna, Laura, and Blanca, doctoral students in the Critical Cultural Perspectives class, where they will discuss the need for a hu…
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Welcome to Summer 2022! This summer Dr. Haddad taught a course titled "History, Policy, & Critical Issues in Social Studies Education" during June. As many can likely surmise from the title and the current political climate, we had plenty of actual real-life social studies content unfolding right in front of us while we engaged with the course cont…
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We’re Back! After a long hiatus, I’m publishing new episodes from the last couple semesters as well as from this current semester. This episode is from the summer of 2021, in the Critical Multicultural Education course. Here we join Bibiana, Samantha, and Nora, our hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, we are going to talk…
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This week César, Sonny, and Casey discuss queer and LGBTQ+ identities and the curriculum and instruction in schools. This is a very interesting episode that covers many topics: queers in the 80s and 90s, Drag Races, and TikTok. Although the episode is fun and light-hearted but also very when discussing topics like slurs, representation, and trans-e…
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In class, we spend one week reading and reflecting on the work of those who are part of the Chicana Feminist Epistemology tradition. The group that signed up to produce the podcast this week all identify as Hispanic or Latinx or Chicana or Mexican American or are in their own journey figuring out where they fit. So for this group especially the rea…
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In class, we spend one week reading and reflecting on the work of those who are part of the Chicana Feminist Epistemology tradition. The group that signed up to produce the podcast this week all identify as Hispanic or Latinx or Chicana or Mexican American or are in their own journey figuring out where they fit. So for this group especially the rea…
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This week we join Sarah, Estelle, and Kristan as they traverse the topic of hegemony and the Italian thinker Antonio Gramsci. In this episode they will define hegemony and locate the idea in our popular culture and vernacular while also addressing how teachers can equip students with the tools to resist hegemonic forces in their lives. --- Support …
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This week we join Tracy, Ian, and Miles, as they host this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, we are going to be talking about Critical Social Theory and the quality education that can be gained from the transformation of critiqued knowledge. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transformative-talk/support…
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In this episode, we welcome in the Spring 2021 semester with the first student-produced episode of Transformative Talk. This semester students in C&I 6123 Critical Perspectives in Curriculum and Instruction take the reigns as the producers and hosts. To start us off we join Megan, Austin, and Jonathan as they explore the course foundations and unde…
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Join Gabriela and Stella, your hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, Gaby and Stella are going to talk about place-based curriculum, critical conversations at the middle school level, and reflect on their summer course with Dr. Haddad. Their goal is to reinforce the idea that curriculum transformation can lead to social tr…
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Join Paige and Samantha your hosts for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, Sam and Paige are going to talk about how to overcome teaching in a climate of constraint in order to foster meaningful discussions in the classroom as well as how to help students understand and become more politically tolerant. --- Support this podcast: h…
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Join Stephanie and Kathleen for this episode of Transformative Talk. In this episode, They talk about various perspectives in the U.S. Social Studies, how to include different perspectives that aren’t seen in our history books, and also some tips on how to teach your students about healthy approaches to situations that may often times lead to confl…
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This is the first episode produced my Dr. Haddad's CI 6693 Theory, Policy, and Critical Issues in Social Studies Education. The class was subtitled "What is it to teach in the Trump era?" and welcomes students who are social studies teachers as well as any other interested teachers or individuals. In the episode Amy and Austin (both high school mat…
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In this episode, Suzanne and James talk about Tribal Critical Race Theory & Chicana Feminism with special guests Rick from The Decolonized Buffalo YouTube Channel & Dr. Aimee Villareal, Associate Professor of Mexican American Studies at Our Lady of the Lake University. We want to thank our guests for sharing their passions and expertise in this ext…
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In this episode, we are going to talk about Critical Race Theory. We will provide some context and information about historical roots of Critical Race Theory and how it is used in our world today. In simple words Critical Race Theory is a way to challenge the ways that race and racism impact the individuals around us, and the world as a whole. An u…
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In this episode, we are going to talk about Feminism. We will provide some context and information about historical waves of feminisms including some of the protests that shaped the movement. In light of events happening in the US currently, we will also discuss the confounding stereotypes and issues that intersect feminist actions and how a person…
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Join us for our last episode of the Spring 2020 semester as Christie and Stella explore their own conceptions of what they identify as and how their readings in Xicanisma have put them into a state of Nepantla on their journey toward conocimeinto. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transformative-talk/support…
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Join Gabriela and Amy as they talk about the controversial “F” Word. No, we’re not talking about the vulgar word used in society today. We’re talking about the word that makes some people uncomfortable and brings out the passion in others. That's right, it's all about Feminism --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/transf…
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Join Lilly and Anh in this episode of Transformative Talk about Pierre Bourdieu, some of the concepts he developed, and our take on all of it. If you’d like to join the conversation feel free to leave a voice message for the hosts or Dr. Haddad at https://anchor.fm/transformative-talk/message--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/…
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In this episode, we are going to talk about critical multicultural education which is an all inclusive education offered to the students. Multicultural education is an anti racist education, basic education, important for all students, pervasive, education for social justice, a process, and it is a critical pedagogy. --- Support this podcast: https…
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