Ed's Not Dead

Charter Schools Don’t Have to be the Wild West of Education

April 3, 2019
Tagged as: charter, devos, enrollment, non profit, privatization, regulation, testing

Many charters currently operate outside of the any regulatory body, here a few ways to remedy that.

The #EdTech Balance

April 3, 2019
Tagged as: balance, edtech, Finland, paper, tech free

How can you strike a balance between the use of technology in our classrooms and the research-based understandings about how humans learn?

The Confidence Gap- Three Ways to Boost Teacher Confidence

April 3, 2019

Read about the three “Be’s” that will help you exude confidence in the classroom.

Podcast

The Fog of Charter Schools & an interview w/ Charlotte Danielson (211)

March 8, 2019
Tagged as: charter schools, jay matthews, teacher evaluation

Article on the docket for today’s episode: “From the picket line to the charter school: The path union members should walk” by Jay Matthews of the Washington Post. * What role should/can charter schools play...

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Podcast

Rahm-a Culpa + Interview with Jon Saphier (210)

February 26, 2019
Tagged as: pedagogy, school reform

Today’s show features a discussion about Rahm Emanuel’s recent Mea Culpa published in the Atlantic entitled “I Used to Preach the Gospel of Education Reform. Then I Became the Mayor” https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/02/policymakers-need-new-path-education-reform/581995/ * What does a...

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Interviews

The Millennial State Superintendent – Interview w/ Kathy Hoffman (209)

February 14, 2019
Tagged as: Arizona, charter schools, education policy, vouchers

How does seeing the state of public education in Arizona firsthand help you as you transition to this new role? Do you think an increase in teacher pay alone is enough to attract more, and...

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Podcast

Public Ed, Brought to you by The Koch Brothers! (208)

February 4, 2019
Tagged as: charter schools, koch brothers, private investment

Show Notes: Segment 1: WaPost: Koch Brothers to get involved in K-12 education/policy During today’s episode, the gang discusses the increasing influence of the Koch Brother’s and their money in the realm of public education. What...

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Interviews

Equity Series: Culturally Relevant AND Responsive Curriculum w/ Erica Buddington (206)

January 30, 2019
Tagged as: curriculum, equity, langston league

MLK day has come and gone. But what can we do to make it more than just a day out of the year? As we consider the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Ed’s...

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Interviews

Equity Series: Defining Equity with Curtis Linton (106)

January 30, 2019
Tagged as: equity

MLK day has come and gone. But what can we do to make it more than just a day out of the year? As we consider the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Ed’s...

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Interviews

Equity Series: Grading for Equity with Joe Feldman (204)

January 30, 2019
Tagged as: equity, grading

MLK day has come and gone. But what can we do to make it more than just a day out of the year? As we consider the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Ed’s...

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Ed's Not Dead

Charter Schools Don’t Have to be the Wild West of Education

The #EdTech Balance

The Confidence Gap- Three Ways to Boost Teacher Confidence

The Fog of Charter Schools & an interview w/ Charlotte Danielson (211)

Rahm-a Culpa + Interview with Jon Saphier (210)

The Millennial State Superintendent – Interview w/ Kathy Hoffman (209)

Public Ed, Brought to you by The Koch Brothers! (208)

Equity Series: Culturally Relevant AND Responsive Curriculum w/ Erica Buddington (206)

Equity Series: Defining Equity with Curtis Linton (106)

Equity Series: Grading for Equity with Joe Feldman (204)

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