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From Meritocracy to Human Interdependence: Redefining the Purpose of Education w/ Yong Zhao
From Meritocracy to Human Interdependence: Redefining the Purpose of Education w/ Yong Zhao

Episode 187

In a 2021 interview, Michael Sandel, author of the book The Tyranny of Merit argues that if merit can be understood as competence, a good thing to be…

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Changing My Mind About Schools (and Everything Else) w/ Diane Ravitch
Changing My Mind About Schools (and Everything Else) w/ Diane Ravitch

Episode 186

“This is a book about my life, about admitting ‘I was wrong,’ and about how important it is to say it out loud,” is how our guest today, Diane Ravitc…

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Why Fascists Fear Teachers w/ Randi Weingarten
Why Fascists Fear Teachers w/ Randi Weingarten

Episode 185

HRP is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3), and the views expressed by our guests are their own and do not constitute an endorsement.

“Who’s the most dangerous pe…

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Crash Course Social Studies Education w/ Raoul Meyer
Crash Course Social Studies Education w/ Raoul Meyer

Episode 184

If you’ve taught or attended a high school course in the last decade, you’ve probably watched a Crash Course video. Their dozens of playlists on topi…

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Cultivating Creativity and Connection in the Classroom w/ Tom Rendon & Zachary Stier
Cultivating Creativity and Connection in the Classroom w/ Tom Rendon & Zachary Stier

Episode 183

How do you define creativity?

Would you be able to spot creativity in the wild?

What about creativity in the classroom?

This endless human quest to defi…

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Are we Reader or are we Player? w/ Karis Jones, Virginia Killian Lund, Brady Nash, and Trevor Aleo
Are we Reader or are we Player? w/ Karis Jones, Virginia Killian Lund, Brady Nash, and Trevor Aleo

Episode 182

Most of us probably experienced a homogenous version of literacy in our English classes: read a book, answer a few questions along the way, and compo…

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Making School Finance As Public As Possible w/ David I. Backer
Making School Finance As Public As Possible w/ David I. Backer

Episode 181

We’re recording this episode the week the Iowa DOGE Task Force released their final 136 page report – you heard that right, that’s the state-level ve…

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The Buzz About the Human Hive w/ Kate McAllister
The Buzz About the Human Hive w/ Kate McAllister

Episode 180

When I sat down with James Mannion to talk about the educational polycrisis back in July, his long-time colleague, friend, and collaborator Kate McAl…

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Lessons in Powerful Learning from the Fringes w/ Dr. Sarah Fine
Lessons in Powerful Learning from the Fringes w/ Dr. Sarah Fine

Episode 179

Today’s episode is Dr. Sarah Fine’s keynote, the Quest for Authenticity: Lessons in Powerful Learning from the Fringes, from our Conference to Restor…

9 months, 1 week ago

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Will Work for Food: Labor Across the Food Chain w/ Laura-Anne Minkoff-Zern & Teresa M. Mares
Will Work for Food: Labor Across the Food Chain w/ Laura-Anne Minkoff-Zern & Teresa M. Mares

Episode 178

The reach and impact of our food systems – that is, the complex, interconnected, and globalized web of institutions, resources, and processes that br…

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