108. How can social media get students excited about learning? with Librarian Sara Day
Jun 28, 2023
Social media has transformed the way we interact with the world. Nearly half of teens are on TikTok multiple times a day. While some schools have restricted social media usage, other educators have embraced these tools to engage teenagers and get them excited about learning. How are educators using social media to...
107. How can we equip kids for the world of artificial intelligence? with Jason Hurd
Jun 21, 2023
Advancements in artificial intelligence are impacting all areas of life, including education. With applications like ChatGPT dominating headlines, educators are wondering how education should prepare students for a world filled with AI. How are teachers introducing AI in the classroom? What should we do to prepare...
106: Are charter schools good for public education? with Ian Rowe
Jun 14, 2023
There are nearly 8,000 public charter schools in the United States, serving 3-and-a-half million students. But parents, teachers and thought leaders have a range of views on their role in public education. What are some of the unique challenges administrators face today when establishing and managing a charter school?...
105. What is the role of federal policy in education? with Congressman Bobby Scott of Virginia
Jun 7, 2023
The United States House Committee on Education and the Workforce plays a key role in guiding education policy in our country. As schools face the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and other issues, federal policy will be an important factor in determining how we build the future of education. What role does federal...