Teachers College, Columbia University professor Mariana Souto-Manning is a co-author of “No More Culturally Irrelevant Teaching,” and in an interview with Education Week’s Larry Ferlazzo, she discusses the book and how children of all races can “benefit from a curriculum that centers their ways of knowing.”
Read the interview here.
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