Dr. Erica Glover

Self-Published Author Committed To Revolutionizing Education.

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DR. Erica Glover

Centering Student Voice: A Guide For Cultivating Emotionally Intelligent Educators and Culturally Responsive Classrooms

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Dr. Erica Glover is an equity-focused author, human resource professional and consultant specializing in shifting mindsets within educational and organizational spaces.

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Timely and Necessary Resource

As society has changed, so has it’s expectation of what kids need to leave our schools knowing and being able to do. Sadly, as an institution, our deep knowledge of who is walking into our schools has not evolved in kind.

In a time of such rapid social, technological and communicative change that is directly impacting the lived experiences of our youth, this is a timely and necessary resource for those entrusted with getting the get the best out of our children.

Dante Capers, Associate Superintendent

A Breath of Fresh Air

Glover uses the first person to make a connection with the reader just as she hopes the reader will do with their students. Glover’s take on student engagement utilizing Emotional Intelligence and Social Emotional Learning is a breath of fresh air. She encourages the educator to use their Emotional Intelligence by considering ways to assist the student in forming an authentic relationship with them

Lisa Sims, School Counselor

A Unique View On The World

Once teachers let go of the power they may hold, they can find out what their scholars are experts of and show them connections between that and the content. This isn’t necessarily easy to do, especially since most curriculums are created from a White perspective, with limited representation of cultural diversity, experiences, and perspectives. But Dr. Glover gives examples and ways to learn if a teacher is struggling to find that connection. This book is for teachers who want to reflect on their own identity and not only grow as a teacher, but a person. Highly recommended!

Julie Robey, Educator