Asmahan Mashrah's guest appearances

Asmahan Mashrah

We Teach Inspired!!

Its Personal Podcast

Tiffany Jewell

Esther Brunat

Susan Thomson

Stephanie Edmonds

Ryan Giffen

Liz Kleinrock

Lilliam Rivera

Minh Le

Jessica Kim

Jonathan Willis

Juan Gonzalez

Ibi Zoboi

Lamar Giles

Jess Lifshitz

Ryan Parker

OwlTail

@Asmahanmashrah is a social racial religious justice advocate who presents, shares, and inspires others in the educational world. On top of her great work online, she is in the community, on the ground making a change. Listen as Gary speaks with this inspiration teacher about life, and how she's got to where she is today.Follow Asmahan online: @Asmahanmashrah

@Asmahanmashrah is a social racial religious justice advocate who presents, shares, and inspires others in the educational world. On top of her great work online, she is in the community, on the ground making a change. Listen as Gary speaks with this inspiration teacher about life, and how she's got to where she is today. Follow Asmahan online: @Asmahanmashrah

#ItsPersonal 24. Asmahan Mashrah talks culture, Detroit living and growing up in a big family

On this episode of the podcast we were joined by Asmahan Mashrah to have a conversation about culturally responsive teaching, and we did talk about it. But the conversation was completely unscripted as we didn't use any of the questions we had prepared and truly just had a conversation between educators about the realities that people of color and other marginalized groups face in education. Asmahan is a teacher outside of Detroit which has some of the worst conditions for teachers and students in the country, so she sees first hand that literally across the street from her school there are schools with no water. It was also powerful to hear the story of how she grew up in the American educational system and society versus how she is raising her kids. She is a powerhouse teacher and advocate for students, but we are grateful to her for helping us learn and grow in our craft as well!If you want to connect with her you can find her on Instagram @teachingwithsugarandspice--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weteachinspired/support

On this episode of the podcast we were joined by Asmahan Mashrah to have a conversation about culturally responsive teaching, and we did talk about it. But the conversation was completely unscripted as we didn't use any of the questions we had prepared and truly just had a conversation between educators about the realities that people of color and other marginalized groups face in education. Asmahan is a teacher outside of Detroit which has some of the worst conditions for teachers and students in the country, so she sees first hand that literally across the street from her school there are schools with no water. It was also powerful to hear the story of how she grew up in the American educational system and society versus how she is raising her kids. She is a powerhouse teacher and advocate for students, but we are grateful to her for helping us learn and grow in our craft as well! If you want to connect with her you can find her on Instagram @teachingwithsugarandspice --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weteachinspired/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/weteachinspired/support</a>

The LED Project #127: The Realities of Education w/ Asmahan Mashrah