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Ivory A. Toldson
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Editor-in-Chief, The Journal of Negro Education
Washington
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From BS (Bad Stats) to BT (Bad Tech): Reframing Educational Equity to Develop a Better Relationship with Technology in Schools
By Ivory A. Toldson| LinkedIn@ The Missed Visit and Missed Opportunity When I was the executive director of the White House Initiative on HBCUs, a whirlwind tour of colleges and universities was par for the course. During a planned visit to Alabama, an elementary school teacher heard about my trip and requested a detour – a chance for me to speak to her students. Excited by the prospect of connecting with young minds, I rearranged my packed schedule to make it happen.
By Ivory A. Toldson| LinkedIn@ In recent political discourse, we've witnessed Republican figures referring to Vice President Kamala Harris as a "DEI hire," a term they use disparagingly. This rhetoric not only undermines the Vice President's impressive qualifications but also misrepresents the purpose and impact of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in hiring practices. To address this misconception, it's crucial to define and contrast various types of hires present in the United States of America.
From BS (Bad Stats) to BT (Bad Tech): Reframing Educational Equity to Develop a Better Relationship with Technology in Schools
By Ivory A. Toldson| LinkedIn@ The Missed Visit and Missed Opportunity When I was the executive director of the White House Initiative on HBCUs, a whirlwind tour of colleges and universities was par for the course. During a planned visit to Alabama, an elementary school teacher heard about my trip and requested a detour – a chance for me to speak to her students. Excited by the prospect of connecting with young minds, I rearranged my packed schedule to make it happen.
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The Journal of Negro Education
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
+1 202-806-6100