This year, the 2018 Brown Lecture will be given by H. Richard Milner IV, a leading scholar of urban education and teacher education. He is Cornelius Vanderbilt Endowed Chair of Education and Professor of Education in the Department of Teaching and Learning at Peabody College of Vanderbilt University.
Program:
* Welcome: Amy Stuart Wells, President, American Educational Research Association; Teachers College, Columbia University
* Speaker: H. Richard Milner IV, Professor, Vanderbilt University
Living Room Discussion (seated left to right):
* H. Richard Milner IV
* Leslie T. Fenwick, Dean Emeritus and Professor, Howard University School of Education
* Peter Schulman, CEO, Urban Teachers
* Emily Hanford (Moderator), Senior Education Correspondent / Producer, APM Reports
Closing: Felice J. Levine. Executive Director, American Educational Research Association
About Milner's Talk:
Disrupting Punitive Practices and Policies: Rac(e)ing Back to Teaching, Teacher Preparation, and Brown
In this talk, Milner examines practices and policies at national, state, district, and local levels that are implicitly or overtly designed to punish rather than support academic, social, cultural, and psychological development of Black, Brown, and low-income students. Race and racism continue to penetrate the very fabric of the United States and the education system and the intentions of Brown, particularly racial equity and justice, have yet to be realized. Many people, including educators, may find it difficult to understand the ways in which race and racism emerge in education policy and practice.
Milner shares voices of teachers, community members, and students who experienced the education system before desegregation, drawing connections to more contemporary realities facing students and education. He also presents results from the Teachers’ Race Talk Survey, an explo ...More...
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