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Are you looking for innovative high school schedules? Ones that throw out the traditional 7-8 classes a day or even the 3-4 blocks of classes a day? Peter Hostrawser and I discuss schools doing just that and more on this week's episode of The Disrupt Education Podcast! Check out this clip below then share it with someone you know in the educational space! #podcastshow #education #nontraditional #innovation

The Crisis in Higher Education: Exploring Causes and Solutions From episode 189 with Dr. Jonathan Talberg on any podcast app or Choralosophy.com Join the discussion on the reasons behind the shambles of higher education, from skyrocketing tuition fees to ineffective teaching methods. Discover how societal influences and policy decisions have contributed to this crisis. #HigherEducationCrisis #TuitionFeeHike #TeachingMethods #SocietalInfluences #PolicyDecisions #EducationSystem #CollegeFinances #StudentEngagement #LearningExperience #EducationalReform

Education is not as complicated as many are led to believe, but it's more complicated than how it's presented in popular messaging campaigns and (now) legislation. Important new episode from Emily Hanford's "Sold a Story" podcast on where literacy reform may be going awry. https://lnkd.in/g3vDGr_G A must-listen for school board members. They can keep this movement on-the-rails.

Access Undone: The Collapse of Special Education First Episode released 17th September Title: Please Post This Anonymously https://lnkd.in/eeyGnKUZ #accessUndone Trailer available: https://pod.fo/e/2640cb Please spread the word among anyone interested in special education. Episode 1 sets the context Episodes 2 and 3 give the history After that, you help to write the script. The purpose of this podcast is to stop Special Education from becoming the scandal of the 21st century. We have seen the damage that was (and still is) done to people where the education system failed them. By the end, I'd like to come up with solutions that are realistic. In my view, people's silence in the past was a major cause of why terrible things happened to children. Almost all of us working in schools and those representing schools and boards can see the decline in service. We need to step up. This needs to be a coming together of all the adults involved in special education - parents, staff, advocacy groups, media. It also needs the support of those that aren't directly affected. We don't want to look back in decades and wonder why didn't somebody say something.

How do we best prepare teachers for today’s schools? In this second episode of the podcast series Pursuing the Public Good, Celia Oyler, Vice Dean for Teacher Education at Teachers College, joins President Thomas Bailey to discuss this important question. In their conversation, they talk about the challenges facing current teachers, possible ways forward for teacher education, and how we can work together to make schools that benefit all students. ⬇️ Click to listen: https://lnkd.in/eZbN5MMw

Teachers, you're in the power seat right now 👇👇 we talk about this and more on this week's episode of The Disrupt Education Podcast!

Too often, online conversations about school choice are limited to 280 characters. The reality is that exploring issues of historic, educational inequity requires a longer conversation. I was glad to have such a conversation with Drew Perkins of the Thought Stretchers Podcast. Among other things we discussed Kentucky’s unique constitutional provisions that are subject to revisions this fall. #schoolchoice #education #constitutionallaw

This podcast does an excellent job capturing some of the key challenges (and promising practices) related to chronic absenteeism. District and school leaders need to examine how they are engaging students (and parents) in learning as one avenue for getting our kids to “show up” to school. Ultimately, we need to make sure we have systems and practices in place for measuring whether the instruction in our schools is engaging so kids feel cared for and connected to their learning. #studentengagement #highquality instruction #k12

Join us in the latest episode of our podcast as we delve into one of the most contentious issues in K12 education: arming teachers. With a fresh format, Kelly and Ethan dissect a recent event, analyze the arguments for and against arming educators, and leave with a burning question. Is arming teachers a solution or a recipe for more complexity in our schools? Tune in, and let's explore this topic together. https://bit.ly/49U8joL #EducationDebate #K12 #SchoolSafety

If you’d like to learn more about what we do as Success Coaches at Purdue Global, check out this podcast from Inside Higher Ed featuring our very own Ashley Flood! #studentsuccess #highered #adultlearners