Equity in Education — Coffee Break - Coffee Break

Coffee Break with Cornelius Minor - Part Two

Part Two

Cornelius Minor is an avid proponent of change, a disrupter for good in my view, and an energetic educator-driven by students rights for access to learning. If you haven’t heard him speak, then I would strongly encourage you to do so. This is Part Two of our Coffee Break, continuing our fascinating discussion...

EduColor, Equity in Education, Interview, literacy, education, ELALaura HancockApril 20, 2018EduColor, equityineducation, English Language Arts, literacy, ELA, socialjustice, englishteacher, supporting teachers, reading, accessComment

Coffee Break with... Cornelius Minor

It’s not often you meet someone who is both charismatic and challenges your thinking. I had that pleasure when I interviewed Cornelius Minor, an activist for social justice and equity in education.

The first time I heard Cornelius Minor speak was in 2017 at the ILA conference in Orlando, FL. He was inspiring, forthright, energizing and engaging. I recently heard him speak at ILA West 2018 in San Diego, CA. It’s easy to tell he’s well read, loves working with kids and is supporting teachers. I believe Cornelius Minor should be on every educators bucket list of speakers, and you will have your chance to hear him at ILA Austin in July.

Interview, EduColor, Equity in EducationLaura HancockApril 17, 2018education, literacy, equityineducation, English Language Arts, EduColor Comment