Heterodox conversations to stretch your thinking about important issues in education.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 430 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
Drew Perkins talks with Vladimir Kogan about his new book, No Adult Left Behind: How Politics Hijacks Education Policy and Hurts Kids.
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Drew Perkins talks with Rod Naquin about balancing educational research with practice as he returns to the classroom after 7 years doing educational leadership work.
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Drew Perkins talks with Jim Heal and Rebekah Berlin about their new book, Mental Models: How understanding the mind can transform the way you work and learn.
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Drew Perkins talks with Karen Vaites about navigating educational tribalism, the "Science of Learning," and the impact of knowledge-rich, coherent curricula on student outcomes.
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Drew is a good interviewer and has really interesting conversations. I highly recommend this podcast anyone that works in education!
This was the first podcast that I listened to and what a wealth of knowledge and insight!
Each conversation is filled with inspiration. If you are trying to teach your children what really matters and not just the material to pass tests, this podcast is a must!
What a great podcast authentically changing education by providing valuable expertise in how to teach the 21st century learner!
I am a new teacher. It is my 3rd or 4th career. I teach in a private religious school. This podcast helped melearn about what isgoing on outside my school. It also exposed me to ideas on the cutting edge of education. Thank you
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Engaging in transformative dialogues, this podcast offers a platform for educators and thought leaders to explore innovative and sometimes controversial perspectives in the realm of education. Conversations focus on critical topics such as the Science of Learning Movement, diversity in education, leadership strategies, and the integration of technology, including AI, to enhance learning experiences. Unique in its commitment to heterodox thinking, the discussions challenge conventional educational paradigms and advocate for approaches that prioritize teacher autonomy and student well-being, making it a compelling listen for those involved in educational reform.
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Recent guests on The ThoughtStretchers Podcast include:
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3. Jim Heal
4. Rebekah Berlin
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8. Shane Leaning
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