
Morgan Craig
Art teacher in a Philadelphia public high school and co-author of a sociological article on the teaching profession, featured on the Snakegrrl Sociology podcast.
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Jun 5, 2026
Episode 18. A Conversation on Teaching
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What does that kind of demographics in the classroom look like on a daily basis as far as what you're dealing with?

Morgan CraigGUEST
More often than not, legislators look to answers in the classroom, like they either throw money at it or they attempt to try and analyze the situation without looking at, as sociologist Henri Lefebvre would say, the totality of what is going on in the fact that many of my students are in foster care.

Morgan CraigGUEST
They have itinerant lifestyles where they could be in my high school one month, then across the city another month, then back at the high school again.

Morgan CraigGUEST
They literally are working 40 hour a week jobs on top of trying to go to high school.
40 MINS LATER

Akello StoneGUEST
And it's up to individual educators like ourselves to find space within our own work to be able to counter the effects of this rigid bureaucracy.
