Indigenous21 Podcast28 Sep 2020

Native Education During COVID

In this Episode we had the chance to sit with 2 Indigenous Educators and discuss their experiences with online, distance teaching. One from an urban setting, the other working at a reservation school. JD also shares his experience of working as a support staff employee at a middle school, and DeeDee offers input as to her perspective of being the parent of a high school student.

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