Hi! My name is Kara Randall. I'm pursuing a Masters in Health Education, along with a School Nurse Teacher Certification. This is my second graduate class here at RIC. I've been a nurse for 22 years and recently retired from hospital nursing. I am a school nurse in a lovely elementary school in Warwick, RI. I look forward to the next six weeks together and getting to know all of you.
Abolitionist teaching and the future of our schools (video). Bettina Love author, We Want to Do More Than Survive, Gholdy Muhammad author, Cultivating Genius, Dena Simmons author, White Rules for Black People moderated by Brian Jones of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture come together to share their common interest in abolitionist teaching. I really appreciated Gholdy Muhammad's approach to abolitionist teaching. Her model has four goals in mind. Identity, Skills, Intellect, and Criticality. This model keeps the whole child in mind and creates equality for all students with each goal building upon the other. Bettina Love adds, "abolitionist education is starting over, evening the playin...
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