In this episode, Kyair Butts, a two-time Teacher of the Year from Baltimore City Public Schools, discusses his one big idea of Small Group Wednesdays.
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In this episode, Tillie Elvrum, an education advocacy pioneer, shares her one big idea about changing how K-12 education is funded in the U.S.
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In this episode, Dr. Shaun McAlmont, President of Career Learning Solutions at Stride, Inc., shares his one big idea for exploring and attaining great careers.
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Judy Perez, CEO of iLearn Collaborative, shares her one big idea of empowering students by giving them access to their preferred learning environment.
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In this episode, the President of the Successful Practices Network, Ray McNulty, shares his one big idea for dramatically rethinking how schools use assessments
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In this episode, Phil Dituri, Director of Education for FiCycle, shares his one big idea on integrating mathematics with financial education.
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In this episode, Dr. Reiss Medwed shares her one big idea for big businesses to support education by offering community learning hubs.
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In this episode, Kevin P. Chavous, President of Academic Policy & External Affairs at Stride, Inc. shares his one big idea on professional certification.
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In this episode, Dan Domenech, Executive Director of AASA The School Superintendents Association, shares his one big idea for revamping teaching and learning.
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This 5-in-5 interview series highlights Amy Valentine’s conversation with educators Tracy and Maren Kelly
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This 5-in-5 interview series highlights educator and Teacher of the Year for 2019 and 2020, Kyair Butts
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In this episode, you’ll hear student, educator, and edtech industry perspectives on the role of technology in increasing educational access.
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This 5-in-5 interview series highlights educator Alejandro de la Peña’s perspective on the future of school.
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Our 5-in-5 interview series highlights teachers’ perspectives on the future of school.
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In this 5-in-5 feature, hear from Chuck Poole, a teacher, public speaker, author, influencer, and a bright light in the education community.
