
The voice of the American Consortium for Equity in Education at ace-ed.org | Host Larry Jacobs facilitates rich discussions with innovative educators, thought leaders, authors and the leaders within the education industry to promote equity, access and opportunity for every student in every school.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 4094 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

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Larry Jacobs has fantastic guests on his show and keeps conversations focused on things that really matter, like equity, inclusion and social-emotional learning. Many of his guests are from education associations, and they share valuable insight about what’s happening in communities across the country. Jacobs also publishes the Equity
Comprehensive, informative podcast on all issues that education faces. Great work.
Host speaks as though he only cares about getting through his checklist of topics. Guest was great, but I'm not sure if the content outweighs the periodic cringe-worthy moments.
Not the best produced podcast (e.g., listened to an episode which included audio of the host blowing his nose while the guest was talking), but the guests are always insightful. I appreciate the content and topics but think the host is just so annoying. He talks over people, repeats himself, and makes not-very-funny jokes. I've nearly unsubscribed because of how annoying I find him, but I've stayed with it because I can't find a podcast with good topics and hosts like these!
A great resource for educators!!
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Focusing on the critical areas of equity and inclusion in education, the content features discussions with a range of educators, thought leaders, and industry experts, emphasizing practical strategies for improvement. Episodes often highlight innovative practices, share success stories, and tackle pressing challenges that educators face, particularly those related to mental health, literacy, and access to resources. Notably, the discussions promote a collaborative approach in the education sector, aiming to empower educators and enhance student outcomes across diverse learning environments.
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Recent guests on Education Talk Radio include:
1. Jennifer Womble
2. Jim Marggraff
3. Dr. Jayne Lammers
4. Barb Solish
5. Dr. Erin Bailey
6. Craig Randall
7. McKenzie Price
8. Dr. Trish Stoll
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