Senate Education Policy Committee on 3/2/2023

Bills

Committee Members

Sen. Steve Cwodzinski

Senate, 49, DFL, sen.steve.cwodzinski@senate.mn, 651-296-1314

(Heard as: Swazinski Switzinski Swindzinski Swudzinski Zinski )

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Sen. Erin Maye Quade

Senate, 56, DFL, sen.erin.mayequade@senate.mn, 651-296-4120

(Heard as: Mayquayte Mayquay Mae Quaid McQuade May Quaid )

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Sen. Julia Coleman

Senate, 48, R, sen.julia.coleman@senate.mn, 651-296-4837

(Heard as: Coleman )

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Sen. Jim Abeler

Senate, 35, R, sen.jim.abeler@senate.mn, 651-296-3733

(Heard as: Abler Abeler )

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Sen. Liz Boldon

Senate, 25, DFL, sen.liz.boldon@senate.mn, 651-296-3903

Sen. Zach Duckworth

Senate, 57, R, sen.zach.duckworth@senate.mn, 651-296-7633

(Heard as: Duckworth yep Duckworth )

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Sen. Grant Hauschild

Senate, 3, DFL, sen.grant.hauschild@senate.mn, 651-296-1789

Sen. Mary Kunesh

Senate, 39, DFL, sen.mary.kunesh@senate.mn, 651-296-4334

(Heard as: Knesh Kunish )

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Sen. Alice Mann

Senate, 50, DFL, sen.alice.mann@senate.mn, 651-296-6238

(Heard as: Mann )

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Sen. Nathan Wesenberg

Senate, 10, R, sen.nathan.wesenberg@senate.mn, 651-296-4913

Noteworthy Content:

00:13:01,460 - removing barriers and structural issues that keep our qualified teachers of

00:13:17,620 - state to define those standards and we affirm that people of color are fully

00:14:38,200 - proposes which is removing testing as a structural barrier that would impact all

00:15:30,640 - and 17 people of color over five years I want to be explicit and clear with this

00:17:59,140 - here with all these groups advancing equity coalition the African American

00:20:00,460 - and the state's pedagogical standards the standards of effective

00:24:36,520 - long-term problem worse teachers who do not have content and pedagogical training

00:27:51,540 - teachers identify as people of color 17 percent of teachers using any specific

00:30:51,700 - who are people of color teachers of color so the percentage of tier one

00:34:30,940 - The general pedagogical standards.

00:35:52,360 - including their gender identity.

00:36:02,440 - understanding how systemic racism can affect our kids.

00:45:21,520 - which works to increase equity with and for Minnesota's indigenous,

00:45:38,780 - taught the black culture class at North High located in North Minneapolis.

01:04:10,760 - I recognize the immense amount of privilege that I have that has allowed me

01:05:12,100 - in which people of color can do the important work of teaching?

01:09:50,760 - can harm historically marginalized communities.

01:19:00,680 - and racism within these institutions.

01:19:13,180 - of racism and cultural competencies were discussed.

01:19:16,200 - I never read a pedagogical or curriculum text

01:25:17,380 - And we must understand that equity doesn't look the same for every student,

01:25:21,100 - but equity is a duty to make sure

01:33:29,000 - you have to meet your specific content standards that are in rule as well as pedagogical standards.

01:33:50,400 - So all that's left are the remaining few pedagogical standards.