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Laura Subrin Yeager Enlightens Us On The History Of Public Education Accountability And Lights A Fire For How To Make The System Accountable To Us (Education)
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Attention Mentions:
Laura: The First Lady on Showtime
Claire: Now and Then Podcast
Nichole: Leave No Trace on Hulu
Laura’s organizations:
https://texaseducatorsvote.com
Laura Subrin Yeager’s experience in policy work dovetailed perfectly into her public education advocacy. She saw an issue in her child’s diminishing love of learning and pulled the thread to understand what was happening. That thread led her down the path of learning about testing in Texas public schools for herself and then she began to share that information with others. Each new piece of her advocacy work was born of a real-life issue that she wrestled with and she walks us through the implications of each. Laura motivates by explaining how to engage with public officials and how to be prepared for advocacy. She’s a force for good and we know you’ll find her just as inspiring!
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