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Teacher Talks hosted by Stacie McClam, JD, M.Ed-LIVE on TRIBE Family Channel

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Posted By: Beverly Johnson on November 20, 2019


Welcome to Teacher Talks hosted by Stacie McClam, JD, M.Ed-LIVE on TRIBE Family Channel, a Gumbo for the Soul International brand sponsored by School Dismissed, Walking Away From Teaching by Stacie McClam available author direct at www.staciemcclam.com or on Amazon.

We are proud to welcome you to a season of profound discussions with leaders in education, inclusion and wellness.

Our Nov. 25, 2019 guest is Dwayne D. Williams, CEO of Tier 1 Educational Coaching and Ph.D. Candidate, the University of Illinois at Chicago.

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About Our Guest:
Dwayne D. Williams is a school psychologist, author, and educational consultant who provides training to school districts on how to create culturally sustaining supports for culturally diverse learners. He provides training on how to integrate the cultural values of students when considering multi-tiered systems (MTSS), social emotional learning (SEL), and trauma-informed supports.

Dwayne’s work with trauma did not begin as a school psychologist; it began at the age of eight, when he experienced life as a homeless child.



Now, as a school psychologist and interventionist, He uses his story and success to inspire children and youth who come from traumatic backgrounds. He uses his story to provide hope and to share the message that all students can become successful—no matter their background, no matter their skin color, no matter their experiences.

Dwayne is the CEO of Tier 1 Educational Coaching, an organization that helps districts adapt instructional practices to meet the cultural needs of culturally diverse learners. He is the author of 7 books, including “An RTI Guide to Improving Performance of African American Students.” He has used his curriculum, “Like Music to My Ears: A Hip-Hop Approach to Addressing Social Emotional Learning and Trauma in Schools” with hundreds of students—and coaches practitioners through the process of creating groups that integrate SEL, cognitive behavioral therapy principles, and hip-hop culture. Dwayne is currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), where he studies curriculum and instruction.

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About the host of Teacher Talks:
Stacie McClam is an educator, speaker, and radio show host. She has 10 years of teaching experience. Stacie taught in Washington, D.C., Japan, Denver, C.O., Kuwait, and in Los Angeles County. As a law school graduate she hoped to work in education reform but realized that it took too long to change policy. Stacie feels that she can better serve students outside of the classroom by exposing the realities that occur inside the classroom involving mental health, childhood trauma, and teacher trauma.

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