
A weekly recap of inspiration and innovation in your schools. Hosted by a panel of education experts, Big Ideas features fun and freewheeling discussion, interviews with influencers, and news items to inform and entertain education professionals and supporters.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 235 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

BIIE 232: Effective Strategies for Principals to Succeed featuring Jorge Rivas
This week, Ryan sits with Jorge Rivas, a longtime educator and current principal at the Cornerstone Charter Academy in Central Florida. Jorge is the author of the book “P... more
BIIE 231: The Growth of Microschools with David K. Richards
This week, Ryan sits with David K. Richards, a nationally recognized education leader and the founder and CEO of Changemaker EDU, a growing network of microschools and an incubator for scho... more
Big Ideas In Education, Ep. 230: What is ESTEAM® and How It Can Energize the Classroom with Scott Mann
This week, Ryan sits with Scott Mann, the Director of Education and Training at VentureLab, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating the nex... more
BIIE 229: Managing Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom and Beyond with Gerry White
This week, Ryan sits with Gerry White, the Dean of Academic Technology at ECPI University and the founder of MyTutorPlus. They discuss Gerry’s view of Artificial... more
Excellent discussion around how we feel we are preparing students for jobs that we don't even know exist yet! I love the idea that one of the newest skills we need to impart to our students is, 'Learning to Learn.'
All the speakers on the podcast did a great job and I must say Ryan Kairalla was an absolute superstar as the commentator !!! He has a true talent for this role !!! It’s worth a listen and just 20 minutes. Can’t wait for episode 2...
Great information, current topics, applicable to educators and administrators! Looking forward to upcoming podcasts!
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Content typically covers a wide range of critical issues in education, including risk management for charter and independent schools, innovative staffing solutions to address teacher shortages, and trauma-informed classroom practices. Episodes feature in-depth discussions with leading experts who provide insights into effective teaching strategies, educational policies, and the integration of career and technical education into high school curricula. Often incorporating current trends and challenges, this show aims to equip educators and administrators with actionable ideas and inspiration, making it appealing to education professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of modern educational landscapes.
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Recent guests on Big Ideas in Education include:
1. Jonathan Schreter
2. Nicola Soares
3. Dr. Robyn Koslowitz
4. Dusty Moore
5. Dr. Jeffrey Crapper
6. Ulysses Navarrete
7. Dr. Maria Armstrong
8. Dr. Sydney Schaef
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