Here at All of the Above we loooove teachers, especially super-dope ones. We’re also, perhaps, a tad bit partial to California. That being the case, it should come as no surprise to our AOTA Family that we’d bring on yet another super-dope teacher from California–Jason Torres-Rangel!! Jason is a California State Teacher of the Year and a California nominee for the National Teacher of the Year competition, and he joins us to discuss the present and future of the teaching profession. But first, Jeff and Manuel take a look at recent headlines in education including a new study showing the benefits of small emergency grants for college students and a bit of shade being thrown at the Department of Education from the Government Accountability Office.
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AGENDA
0:00 - Welcome!
6:46 - Emergency grants boost college success
21:22 - GAO calls out Dept of Ed
35:55 - CA Teacher of the Year Jason Torres-Rangel
1:08:09 - Students walk out to protest CRT ban
DO-NOW STORIES:
Study shows small emergency grants can help college students stay in school
Missing an opportunity: Ed Dept. criticized by GAO for teacher shortage strategy
More about our guest:
Los Angeles Unified AP English teacher is California nominee for national Teacher of the Year
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Announces 2023 California Teachers of the Year
CLASS DISMISSED:
Temecula students walk out to protest critical race theory ban
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