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Humberto Reyes “Bringing Activism, Culturally Relevant Curriculum, and Ethnic Studies to Secondary Education Environments”

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by dr. Saby Labor in Audio, Blog, Resources
August 13, 2018 0 comments

In episode 24, we welcome the first K-12 educator to the show. Humberto Reyes, a high school educator in Southern California, brings forth resonant themes of developing culturally relevant learning experiences, refining our habits, knowledge, and abilities, and infusing activism within our classrooms. Humberto believes we must come to this work as educators with a fresh spirit and an open mind. He elaborates on his first-generation identity and its influence on his scrappy approach to developing community and locating professional growth opportunities. He shares his own struggles and strategies related to finding a community of like-minded social justice and activist educators. We conclude our discussion with some suggested readings for history, social studies, and ethnic studies teachers, as well as contact information to add Humberto to your network.

About Humberto:
Humberto Reyes is a social studies teacher out of Southern California. He is currently interested in teaching and research in Ethnic Studies and teaching History through a social justice, revisionist lens.

Notable Quotes:

Inspirational quote from Henry David Thoreau:
“Rather than love, than money, than faith, than fame, than fairness, give me truth”

Links Mentioned:

Books:

“A People’s History of the United States “ by Howard Zinn

Connect with Humberto:
Instagram: _hreyes_jr 

Click here to start your free trial of Audible and download your copy of Humberto’s recommended book for free: “A People’s History of the United States “ by Howard Zinn 

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