Shows

If every child can read at grade level or above by the third grade, it will set them up for success in all subjects moving forward.

Dr. Dana Monogue has been the Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning for the Elmbrook Schools since 2012. She has worked tirelessly to promote student-centered learning, inclusive practices, clear learning targets and aligned curriculum, and high quality teacher and administrator leadership.

In this episode, 2017, Grammy Educator of the Year award recipient Keith Hancock talks about the importance of music education in this country.

Bill Adams, Superintendent of Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton (JWP) Schools in Janesville, MN sees things from a global perspective. He believes changes made at the local district level have a way of becoming global changes through social media sharing. Adams chose to become superintendent for that very reason.

In this episode, Professor Sugata Mitra, a 2013 TED Talk winner, discusses how TED Talks have become a major vehicle for learning.

Living abroad providing better education and quality of life according to survey

In this episode, Amy Burns shares her unwavering commitment to her students and forward-thinking approach to incorporating music technology.

In this episode, Marcus Conyers and Dr. Donna Wilson discuss how we explain the brain in such a way that allows teachers to be more effective.

In this episode, Mark Wu, Co-Founder & CEO of Nexed, discusses the “hand-me-down” mentality surrounding education technology innovations.