Washington, DC, USA
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Request QuoteDeanna is a national award-winning videographer, producer and editor based in Washington, D.C. She believes the best stories are told visually, with passion and care. She is also the video and multimedia producer for Education Week. She oversees all video projects from production to editing and conceptualizes, develops, and produces multimedia and interactive Web presentations for edweek.org. Her work has been featured on the PBS NewsHour and in HuffPost Education. She graduated from Stony Brook University in 2014 with a degree in journalism and French with concentrations in online media and public policy. Deanna joined The Statesman, SBU’s official campus newspaper, as a contributing writer the fall of her freshman year. She spent her senior year as Editor-in-Chief of the organization. Deanna has interned at the Council on Foreign Relations, Scripps Howard Foundation and Times Beacon Record Newspapers.
Honoring New Orleans’ cultural heritage and traditions matters as much as academics in creating successful schools. See the whole story at http://neworleans.edweek.org
Just as she moves an audience with the sound of her rich mezzo-soprano, Myran Parker-Brass deftly persuades teachers, administrators, and directors of arts organizations to take action in service of a higher calling.
A growing community of Somali immigrant families in St. Cloud, Minn., has presented multiple challenges for local educators who have been grappling with not only how to meet the students' linguistic and educational needs, but also how to create a learning environment where they feel safe and welcome.
Teacher Wanda Troutman was a member of Teach For America’s original 1990 corps. Alejandro Diasgranados entered teaching through TFA in 2015. We asked them to talk about their experiences in teaching and the way the organization has changed in 25 years.
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