Hosts Nick Covington and Chris McNutt, founders of Human Restoration Project, a nonprofit organization focused on human-centered learning, host guests and share ideas on restoring humanity to education through changing systems rather than focusing on the day-to-day practices of school. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureEducationCoursesPhilosophy |
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This is a must-listen for all who wish to bring the humanity back to learning in our schools.
A much needed platform for progressive and humanizing perspectives in education reform.
I expect my rating to increase. Listened to a few episodes & looked at their site; really dig where they are coming from and the ideas they foster.
"Awesome stuff! I love the multiple perspectives and views on progressive education. I will say some of the sound quality of the early podcasts is "tinny" and it can be really hard to hear Dan sometimes...but otherwise this is a fantastic ed podcast. I wish I would've had educators with this mentality when I was in school! Ended up even supporting their Patreon. 🙌🙌 "
This is tackling all the things educators need to know. Every teacher needs to hear this!
Apple Podcasts | #168 | United States/Education/Courses |
Apple Podcasts | #157 | Japan/Education/Courses |
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