151. How can we prevent violence in schools? with CEO of Sandy Hook Promise Nicole Hockley
Apr 24, 2024
According to the CDC, guns are the leading cause of death among American children and teens. From mass shootings to isolated incidents, gun violence has emerged as a tragic issue continuously plaguing our schools.
How can we identify the signs of violence? How can students, parents, and educators safely intervene?...
150. Should video games be used as tools for learning? with President and CEO of the Entertainment Software Association, Stanley Pierre-Louis
Apr 17, 2024
According to the Entertainment Software Association, 76% of kids play video games. With their ability to build problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills video games are starting to make their way to the classroom.
What are the benefits of video games? What role should parents have in choosing the games...
149. How can we encourage an interest in science in young girls? with Founder of Science Girl's Lab Melissa Alderete
Apr 10, 2024
Research shows that girls and young women lose interest in science and math as they move through their school years. And now, women make up only 28% of the STEM workforce.
How can we use science to inspire kids? Why is it important for girls to see themselves represented in the field? And how can we encourage an...
148. What is the role of philanthropy in education? with President and CEO of the Daniels Fund, Hanna Skandera
Apr 3, 2024
We all know that philanthropy is important in education. Many worthwhile organizations rely on the generosity of philanthropic groups who are determined to help kids and schools through their donations. But the needs of schools have changed, particularly following the pandemic.
What is the role of philanthropy in...
147. Why does representation matter in children's literature? with Author and Speaker Alliah Agostini
Mar 27, 2024
Over the past decade, children’s literature has become far more diverse. In fact, research found that in 2022 about 45 percent of kids’ and teens’ books had a nonwhite author, illustrator, or compiler, which was up from only 8 percent in 2014.
How can we encourage representation in children’s books? What are the...