It is not enough to just listen to student voice. We have an ethical imperative to really do something with students. Genuine student involvement is vital to school improvement. Student voice is already there. It is not something we give. It is something we honor.
It is not enough to just listen to student voice. We have an ethical imperative to really do something with students. Genuine student involvement is vital to school improvement. Student voice is already there. It is not something we give. It is something we honor.
Join Naya and Lisa for a book review of Chinua Achebe’s iconic novel, Things Fall Apart. In this discussion, they dissect the first chapter, unraveling its layers of Igbo culture, themes of identity, tradition, and the looming specter of colonialism. Follow the narrative journey of Okonkwo, a complex protagonist navigating the traditions and expectations of late 19th-century Nigeria. From character analysis to historical context, this review offers an exploration of one of literature’s most influential works. Whether you’re a literary enthusiast or simply curious about African storytelling, this review promises to enlighten and inspire.
