Dr. Dallas Dance, Tech, Learner Agency & the Achievement Gap

The Path to Higher Ed: Building College and Career Readiness

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Dr. Dallas Dance, former Superintendent of Baltimore County Schools, talks with us about how to address barriers between teachers and students by focusing on what it means to have a culturally competent approach to teaching students who come from different backgrounds. Dr. Dance also carefully stresses that the role of the counselor is to bridge that cultural gap by truly showing that they care. Likewise, he discusses the importance of connecting what is happening at school and home to what students will have to face in the real world that awaits them after high school.

Through his work in education, Dr. Dance has also had to oversee organizational change management initiatives that have provided him with insight into what organizational readiness truly means. He is leveraging those insights in his current work to help equip classrooms across the country with the tools needed to build digital citizenship.

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