Irvin Scott's guest appearances

Irvin Scott

TeachingPartners Podcast

Pentecostal Tabernacle, Cambridge MA

The Invisible Men

Thomas Sowell

Brian Greene

John McWhorter

Shelby Steele

Glenn Loury

Rodney King

Mary Christmas

Jonathan Newton

Wilfred Reilly

David Osborne

David Briley

Charles Anderson

Larry Kim

James Stovall

John Chandler

OwlTail

This week, Ian and Nique are joined by Dr. Irvin Scott – director of the Leadership Institute for Faith and Education at Harvard University and former deputy director for K-12 education at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, with over twenty years of experience working as a teacher, principal, assistant superintendent, and chief academic officer. Dr. Scott describes the core elements of what it means to raise three African-American boys: Bibles, books, and balls – all of which transcend race and help affirm one’s place in the world.Dr. Scott believes fatherhood is critical to human flourishing and explains that policymakers need to address what is causing the absences of fathers, particularly in African-American communities. Watch the full episode to hear the impact that a ninth-grade English assignment had on his academic development and to hear his words of advice to “Darryl.”Note: If you would like to see all episodes of The Invisible Men, please go to: www.invisible.men

This week, Ian and Nique are joined by Dr. Irvin Scott – director of the Leadership Institute for Faith and Education at Harvard University and former deputy director for K-12 education at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, with over twenty years of experience working as a teacher, principal, assistant superintendent, and chief academic officer. Dr. Scott describes the core elements of what it means to raise three African-American boys: Bibles, books, and balls – all of which transcend race and help affirm one’s place in the world.Dr. Scott believes fatherhood is critical to human flourishing and explains that policymakers need to address what is causing the absences of fathers, particularly in African-American communities. Watch the full episode to hear the impact that a ninth-grade English assignment had on his academic development and to hear his words of advice to “Darryl.”Note: If you would like to see all episodes of The Invisible Men, please go to: www.invisible.men

Irvin Scott on the importance of faith and fatherhood

Spiritual Journaling (Dr. Irvin Scott Sr.) 2019-03-17

Thousands of teachers have been touched by the ECET2 movement. Listen in as Dr. Irvin Scott, Professor at the Harvard School of Education and former associate director at the Bill &amp; Melinda Gates Foundation talks about how the program came to be and where teacher professional learning is going. Christopher Bronke, Department Chair of English at  Downers Grove High School and Founder and Co-Director of the National Blogging Collaborative leads this teacher-powered conversation.

Thousands of teachers have been touched by the ECET2 movement. Listen in as Dr. Irvin Scott, Professor at the Harvard School of Education and former associate director at the Bill &amp; Melinda Gates Foundation talks about how the program came to be and where teacher professional learning is going. Christopher Bronke, Department Chair of English at  Downers Grove High School and Founder and Co-Director of the National Blogging Collaborative leads this teacher-powered conversation.