Eric Walker, Jr.

Teachers in the Movement Special Series: Conversations with Today's Teachers

In this interview, Eric Walker talks about being born and raised in the city of Baltimore, and the influence his high school ELA teacher had on him. He also discusses his career path and the various experiences he has had in education. Finally, he provides examples of inclusive curriculum for elementary-aged students, particularly in history/social studies and reading/language arts.

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