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Summary: 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.
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Podcasts:
The Council for Exceptional Children. Educators from Utah, Jersey and Kansas join myself and CEC Associate Executive Director Laurie VanderPloeg on improving the national perception of special ed for educators especially as the teacher shortage these days is very serious and creating more need than ever.
THE ASSOCIATION OF LATINO ADMINSTRATORS AND SUPERINTENDENTS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DR. MARIA ARMSTRONG IS OUR GUEST ON THEIR LATEST SUMMIT AND PLANS FOR 2023.
Tinkerclass , from Tinkercast, is a new free interactive K-5 Project Based Learning educational podcast injecting humor in STEM learning while nurturing curiosity in students. Available in Spanish as well. Our guest today is Emmy nominated Childrens Media Executive and TinkerCast CEO Meredith Halpern-Renzer.
Joe Feldman ,founder and CEO,and Dr. Shantha Smith work together at Crescendo Education , consulting to schools on achieving an equitable and consistent grading system for every student. Get some new ideas about grading as it is the goal of every student to have the best grades and we all have to make sure we're doing it fairly and logically for everybody including ourselves as teachers.Read GRADING FOR EQUITY by Joe Feldman
Dr.Brian Rosenberg, President Emeritus of Macalester College and currently on faculty at Harvard on his new book about resistance to change in Higher Ed entitled , Whatever it Is, I'm Against it".
Dr Terrie Noland from Learning Ally returns to our show. Its all about Liiteracy for every student as we celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month. Terrie is the host of Learning Ally's Spotlight on Dyslexia podcast. and here are some other information sources for you ,https://learningally.org/Solutions-for-School , https://learningally.org/Conferences/Spotlight-Learning-Series/SLS-June-2023 , and https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/literacy-leadership-the-learning-ally-podcast-with/id1560773921 as recommended by Terrie
Dr. Roderick Sams, Chief Development Officer at Centegix on how understanding security data makes a daily difference for all schools . The date and info they provide to schools and responders can make all the difference in the world to your community. Its the power of data in an age of data
Celebrating a new Principal of the Year (Andrew Farley of Wisconsin) as we continue to celebrate National Principals Month, NASSP CEO Ronn Nozoe is with us today calling in from Hawaii.... to remind us of the important work that Principals do and Principals share nationwide for a better school experience for everyone . Its a tough job, tougher than ever these days.
The Javits Act and it's "Project Focus" gives educators resources on identifying and serving students who are traditionally underrepresented in gifted and talented programs, particularly historically marginalized, economically disadvantaged, English learners, and students with disabilities, to help reduce gaps in achievement. UConn Professor Catherine Little is our NAGC guest to explain it all.Its all at www.gifted.uconn.ed
READY OR NOT, HERE IT COMES.....,,, and so we turn to the experts at COSN for some advice; ShahrIyar Khazei, Senior Advisor to the CTO at the LA County Office of Education and also CTO of the Year as named by The Council of Great City Schools ...... and Pete Just the CEO of Just Strategies and COSN Board Member and former CTO of a large Indiana District.CHECK OUT THE AI CHECKLIST HERE
The conference is coming up December 1-3 in Nashville. Today NCSS President Wesley Hedgepeth and Executive Director of NCSS Larry Paska are my guests... In this day and age ,IMHO, Social Studies is more important than ever. I have a feeling that my guests agree.You will too, I hope, as we discuss the future of social studies education.
Healthy kids make good students! Dr. Jenny Milward, Executive Director of the Alliance , is our guest today with info on how important Medicaid is for so many kids in PreK12...along with a preview of the upcoming NAME conference October 23-26 In Dallas. Here's a clip from NPR .on the Alliance
Kinesthetic indeed it is.....and we'll learn how important movement is in this high tech era of screen engagement in education. Our guest is an expert in the field, former school librarian with 20 years experience Dr. Laura Haverkamp of Indiana University and Purdue's Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering. Thank you Discovery for the intro to Dr Haverkamp and please everyone see her recent article here on kinesthetic learning.
NSLA is the National Association for Summer Learning and Chief Executive Officer Aaron Philip Dworkin is here to talk about the importance of summer learning which is something, especially in this day and age of learning loss, we need to think about all year
Award winning educator Jess Burnquist is VP of Impact Ed at Creative Visions is my guest today. There's a new Digital Lesson Bundle for educators to support student creativity here. Jess is going to tell us all about it and how CV is working with Discovery to get the word out.
