The Millennial Teacher Podcast

This week on The Millennial Teacher Podcast, we’re diving deep with Melissa Jefferson Wooden from building legacy to leading with heart, this episode reminds us that purpose doesn’t stop at the classroom door.

On this episode of The Millennial Teacher Podcast, we’re joined by the powerhouse family behind Gracie’s Corner the vibrant YouTube series that’s changing the game in children’s media.From catchy nursery rhymes to powerful lessons in Black history and emotional wellness, Gracie and her crew are empowering a new generation through music, movement, and meaningful learning.

Tap in to hear the story behind the songs, how they’re inspiring millions, and why representation matters more than ever. This one’s for the culture and the classroom.

This work is not easy but yet so rewarding Keyana Sessions tells us about her path in Education and the blessings it has unfolded for not only her but her students! Education is in a tough spot so teachers who teach with passion such as Keyana is an inspiration to us all.

Sadly Education and Educators have lots of determining factors that can lead to the downfall of it, Educational Advocate Eva Jean- Charles and I discuss the ways in which all parties involved in education can learn how to love it once again. Listen to the very end you don't want to miss it!

Education can look, feel, and sound so different for many students and teachers in education. Creating safety and permission for students to express themselves and learn is key in learning. Join myself and Actress & Educational advocate Javicia Leslie as we discuss our thoughts on education.

Collaborative solutions are key in Education, Join myself and Breauna Wall as we discuss steps in combining many barriers in education.

The school year has started, although it looks different for me this year I’m still elevating the work of education. Stay tuned for all things Education this school year.

Learning how to dismantle systemic issues in education takes work, research, activism, and passion. Dr.Kimberly White-Smith shares her knowledge on ways to create learning spaces that embed for whole child learning regardless of race and ethnicity.

Educational practices that are rooted in love is what every Educator should be displaying inside and outside of the classroom. Author, Educator, and Consultant Jamilah Pitts discusses all things liberation and how to root your practices with love, activism, and healing.

Millennials speak out loud and Educators are definitely doing that. Marquis Bryant joins in on the Education disclosure issues and how we can address it.

It's been almost 10 years since I started in education and so much has transpired. Join myself and Aja Johnson educational advocate as we discuss all things education throughout our time in education thus far.

Children who can self regulate is critical to not only their learning but developing the whole child. Listen in on the many ways to tap into social emotional learning for early learners with SEL specialist Bridget Laird.

Educators, did you know there is a science behind everything that we do? Especially Culturally Responsive Teaching. Dr.Melanie Battles teaches us the science behind cultural responsive teaching and the many layers we have to unpack to serve our students better.

Having strong male figures in education is so important! Jonte Banks steps in to shed his insight on how education systems can benefit and help our young black boys not only develop a love for education but life skills as well.

Getting classroom ready and college ready are too different levels of education and prep. Dr. D'Shaun Vance gives us his expertise on making the best of your college experience and owning it. Tune in for more.

Anti Racist Education has many layers to it from Trauma informed restorative practices, to representative curriculums, and more. Tune in to learn more about how to foster Anti Racist Education in your schools with Ashley Lipscomb and I.

Teachers feeling safe in the work that we do is far and few between for some. Press play to hear a perspective! 

The beginning of the school year can be so challenging and a huge adjustment. Listen in for tips on how to manage and set a good pace for your school year. 

We often hear the phrase "stay in a child's place" being said to children however it is important to listen to your students especially when dealing with their social-emotional health.