• Episode 79: Classroom Boundaries: The Controversy of Teacher-Student Interactions

  • Jun 4 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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Episode 79: Classroom Boundaries: The Controversy of Teacher-Student Interactions

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  • Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the latest episode of the HYP Podcast! 🎙️ This time, we're diving into the controversial topic of classroom boundaries and teacher-student interactions. 🏫🤔 We'll examine the recent cases of a Black male teacher having young Black female students unbraid his hair, and a White male teacher allowing young White female students to play in his hair. 🧑🏽‍🏫👧🏼🧑🏻‍🏫👧🏾 Explore the nuanced issues of race, appropriateness, and professional boundaries as we navigate the backlash faced by the Black teacher but not the White teacher. 🤨⚖️ Join us for insightful discussions and critical reflections on whether such interactions are ever acceptable and how race may play a role in public perception and criticism. 🙏💡 Is it okay for students to be this close to their teachers, or does it cross a line? And why do reactions differ based on race? Tune in for engaging conversations and diverse perspectives that will challenge your understanding and inspire meaningful reflection! ✨

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