How to Use This Book
How to Use This Book sets the stage for Humanity Over Comfort by explaining the tools used throughout the book like Journal Prompts, key concepts and ideas like equity and anti-racism, and how the book is organized.
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Table 5.1: Shifting From a Pedagogy of Compliance to a Pedagogy of Voice
Table 5.1 from Street Data walks through 6 steps to shift from a pedagogy of compliance to a pedagogy of voice.
Table 6.1: Four Criteria for High Quality Performance Assessment
Table 6.1 from Street Data walks through 4 criteria for high quality performance assessment and what each looks like in practice.
Figure 8.3: Student Reflection Questions for Student-Led Conferences
Figure 8.3 from Street Data provides an example rubric and reflection for student reflection questions in student-led conferences.
Appendix 8.1: Empathy Interview Transcript With Teacher Think-Aloud
Appendix 8.1 from Street Data is an adaptation from a real middle school teacher's empathy interview with his student, along with accompanying think-aloud analysis.
Table of Contents and Introduction
Explore the Table of Contents and Introduction of Glenn Singleton's bestselling book, Courageous Conversations About Race, Third Edition.
Podcast: Affirming Every Student's Humanity With Sharone Brinkley-Parker, Tracey Durant, Kandice Taylor, Lisa Williams, Kendra Johnson, and Johari Toe
In this Leaders Coaching Leaders podcast episode, the six authors of Humanity Over Comfort share their thoughts on how we can all contribute to achieving equity.
Chapter 1: Race Matters Because Racism Does
The first chapter of Humanity Over Comfort "sets the stage for how racism through institutionalized policies and practices is deeply rooted in our history, in our education systems, and through how we communicate."
Cult of Pedagogy Podcast: How One District Learned to Talk About Race
Glenn Singleton joins Jennifer Gonzalez on the Cult of Pedagogy podcast to discuss how one school district in Florida used Singleton's Courageous Conversations about Race to gain the tools to talk candidly about race.
Letter from Shane Safir: Educators in British Columbia are closing opportunity gaps for Indigenous learners
Shane Safir tells her story of working with educators in British Columbia.