Erica Walker's guest appearances

Erica Walker

Sixteen:Nine - All Digital Signage, Some Snark

Everything Creative—Exploring Creativity

Book Talk

Anchored Women

Soundproofist

America Dissected

Mike Ryder Talks

Beth Warren

Peter Hansen

Jonny Greco

Dan Hagen

Michael Schneider

David Levin

David Nussbaum

David Anderson

David Bailey

Ryan Taylor

Joe King

Blake Sabatinelli

Paul Harris

Brett Jones

Michael Clarke

OwlTail

Think about your favorite place. Chances are you thought about how it looks — but not necessarily how it sounds. Sound is all around us, so constant that we often ignore it. But it turns out that sound can have serious implications for our health. Abdul breaks down the ways sound can shape our health. Then he sits down with Prof. Erica Walker, an epidemiologist who studies sound and health to understand more about sound’s health implications, and the inequities that so often shape the different sounds we’re exposed to. 

<p>Think about your favorite place. Chances are you thought about how it looks — but not necessarily how it sounds. Sound is all around us, so constant that we often ignore it. But it turns out that sound can have serious implications for our health. Abdul breaks down the ways sound can shape our health. Then he sits down with Prof. Erica Walker, an epidemiologist who studies sound and health to understand more about sound’s health implications, and the inequities that so often shape the different sounds we’re exposed to. </p>

Sound Advice with Prof. Erica Walker

Emma Mayes

Dr. Erica Walker, Emma Mayes - ColorNet

Anchored Women: Erica Walker

Dr. Erica Walker, Associate Professor of Mathematics Education at Teachers College, will discuss her book, Building Mathematics Learning Communities: Improving Outcomes in Urban High Schools (Teachers College Press, 2012). "Drawing on perceptions, behaviors, and experiences of students at an urban high school?both high and low achievers?this timely book demonstrates how urban youth can be meaningfully engaged in learning mathematics. The author presents a 'potential' model rather than a 'deficit' model, complete with teaching strategies and best practices for teaching mathematics in innovative and relevant ways." Dr. Walker also examines societal perceptions of urban students, including their effect on teaching and learning, policies, and mathematics outcomes.

Building Mathematics Learning Communities, with Erica Walker (2012)