Welcome to ElevatED 4 SC, a video podcast series exploring education transformation in South Carolina.
This school year, we need to focus not only on the , but also the whole teacher. Veronica Thomas of Fairfield Central High School talked about this and more in Episode 5 of . Catch up on the episode now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp5 and stay tuned for Season 2 this fall!
ICYMI‼️Episode 9 featured Ted Dintersmith, venture capitalist + education thought leader who shared his vision for what schools can be. Here he discusses skills young people need to be career ready, yet these skills are often the same ones missing in schools. Watch or listen to the full episode now at: linktr.ee/elevated4sc
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Throughout our first season, we've shared stories from SC teachers. This quote from one of our state's educators shows the importance of caring for the whole child, shared in Episode 2 of . Listen to the full episode on iTunes now: apple.co/3tCNEmc
We've come a long way from the very first Episode of ! In Episode 1, Christina Melton shares powerful words and hopes for the future of education in our state. Watch (or rewatch!) the video now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp1 and let us know what you want to see in Season 2.
ICYMI. Great wrap up to season one.
New episodes coming this fall.
The ninth episode of the ElevatED4SC vodcast series is out now, featuring Charleston-based Ted Dintersmith, a venture capitalist and thought leader in innovation and education. Ted shares bright spots from what he learned in his visits to schools in all 50 states and lays out ideas to engage business leaders in shaping the future of education in South Carolina.
Check it out on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B025xSaa5MY&feature=youtu.be
The video and audio versions of Episode 9 are available at ElevatED4SC.com or on YouTube, iTunes and Spotify.
Learn more about whole child education in our podcast - check out Episode 2, which illustrates the need for whole child education through stories from our classrooms. Watch the episode now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp2 or listen on iTunes at apple.co/3tCNEmc 🌟
Whole child education is not another program. It is building a new education ecosystem that connects communities with schools to give every child the support they need, from cradle to career.
Hear what Tri-County Cradle to Career Collaborative executive director Phyllis Martin and South Carolina Office of Regulatory Staff's Jim Stritzinger had to say about in this episode of . Watch it at https://bit.ly/ElevatEDEp4 or listen at https://apple.co/3H95suR
Barnett Berry
Merrit Jones
Roshanda Pratt
University of South Carolina College of Education
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The season finale features wise and insightful words from Ted Dintersmith, a Charleston-based venture capitalist. He visited every state looking for the best in innovation in the classroom, then wrote a book about it called . He talks with Barnett Berry and Merrit Jones as a perfect wrap-up for season one.
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In the final episode of Season 1, Ted Dintersmith, a venture capitalist and thought leader in innovation and education, joins our regular contributors, Dr. B...
Thx LowcountryBizSC for featuring the season finale episode of . If you've got 23 minutes to watch or listen, it's well worth your time to hear what Charleston venture capitalist Ted Dintersmith has to say about what the business sector can be doing to focus on success in education in SC. ALL4SC Merrit Jones University of South Carolina College of Education (watch it here - https://bit.ly/ElevatEDEp9)
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In the final episode of Season 1, Ted Dintersmith, a venture capitalist and thought leader in innovation and education, joins our regular contributors, Dr. B...
Episode 9 is out NOW! Ted Dintersmith joins us to discuss how business leaders can help schools better prepare for the needs of the growing global economy. Watch the video now: bit.ly/ElevatEDEp9 or listen on iTunes: apple.co/3G0a7gk.
In Episode 9, we are joined by Ted Dintersmith, who discusses skills young people need to be college- and career-ready, but these qualities are often the very ones that are pushed out of schools. Full episode out tomorrow morning!
This Thursday, Episode 9 is out featuring Ted Dintersmith, a venture capitalist and thought leader in innovation and education who shares his vision for what schools could be. This is the final episode of our first season, so be sure not to miss it!
"The work is not about giving students voices; they have those. The work is supporting students to have opportunities to build & exercise their voices in & out of the school building." Read Merrit Jones' reflection in our blog here: bit.ly/3NuyzKL, and watch Episode 8 now: bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8
In this episode, we are joined by regular contributor Merrit Jones, an advisor to national organization StudentVoice, who shares the importance of making spa...
Giving teachers more time and flexibility in their schedules will allow for co-learning and partnership between educators and students. Merrit Jones and Barnett Berry discuss this in Episode 8 of . Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts by visiting: apple.co/3G0a7gk, or watch the video episode at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8
We have to change the design of the teaching profession so teachers can lead, thus giving students the opportunity to lead. Dr. Barnett Berry discusses teacher-student partnerships in Episode 8 of our video podcast. Watch now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8 or listen on iTunes and Spotify by visiting linktr.ee/elevatED4SC.
The example of a student-teacher team designing the shoes Merrit Jones is wearing in this interview illustrates how student voice can affect the role of a teacher. Our contributor Barnett Berry shares more in Episode 8, out everywhere now! Watch the video podcast at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8
Great example of student-teacher partnership: the sneakers Merrit Jones is wearing have a direct connection to making space for student voices. Student Voice
Hear more in Ep.8 of our video podcast, out today! Watch the 20-min episode now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8, or listen on Apple Podcasts (apple.co/3G0a7gk) and Spotify (spoti.fi/3KLjxQm).
Teacher leaders are KEY to giving students space to share their voices. Merrit Jones joins us for Episode 8 of our video podcast, out tomorrow morning! Student Voice
We need to make space for students to have an active role in their education. Merrit Jones speaks on the importance of student voice in Episode 8 of , out tomorrow! Student Voice University of South Carolina College of Education
Senator Greg Hembree joins us for Episode 7 of the podcast to discuss transforming education in South Carolina from a policy perspective.
Listen to the episode now on iTunes (apple.co/3G0a7gk) or Spotify (spoti.fi/3KLjxQm) 🎧
Allen Kirby, principal of Walker Gamble Elementary in rural Clarendon County, shares how he developed a culture of collective leadership in his school. Watch the full episode by visiting bit.ly/ElevatEDEp7, or if you're more of a podcast listener, find on iTunes at apple.co/3G0a7gk
University of South Carolina College of Education
Just wrapped up on set 👀 Episode 8 will be out next Thursday 🎥 Until then, catch up with Episode 7, featuring an innovative principal and one of our policy leaders - watch the video or listen to the podcast by visiting linktr.ee/elevatED4SC now!
Allen Kirby, principal of Walker Gamble Elementary in rural Clarendon County, shares how he developed a culture of collective leadership in his school. Watch the full episode now or if you're more of a podcast listener, find us on iTunes or Spotify (and YouTube!) by visiting: linktr.ee/elevatED4SC
"Everybody's committed to better education - That's not the hard part."
We are joined by Senator Greg Hembree, chair of the SC Senate Education Committee, in Episode 7 of .
Watch on YouTube now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp7, or listen on iTunes at apple.co/3G0a7gk
"My job as principal is to get out of the way and trust [the teachers'] expertise." Principal Allen Kirby of Walker Gamble Elementary in Clarendon County joins us for Episode 7, sharing the importance of collective leadership in schools. Ep7 is out tomorrow morning!
Episode 7 features Allen Kirby, principal of Walker-Gamble Elementary in Clarendon County. Tune in this Thursday to hear more about Kirby’s approach to collective leadership in his rural school and how he carries out his vision.
"Everybody's committed to better education... that's not the hard part." Stay tuned for Episode 7 of , out Thursday! We are joined by SC Senator Greg Hembree, chair of the Senate Education Committee.
Vernon Kennedy Sr., executive director of Fairfield Behavioral Health Services, explores how communities need to support their young people as an important part of the whole child approach. Hear more in our newest video podcast episode - watch the video at bit.ly/elevatEDEp6, or listen on iTunes at apple.co/3G0a7gk.
Education transformation IS possible in South Carolina. New research by ALL4SC and SC-TEACHER highlights bright spots in our state, shows where we need to go, as well as how we can get there. Learn more at bit.ly/WCPAhighlights and listen to Ep.6 on iTunes by visiting apple.co/3G0a7gk
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ICYMI‼️Episode 9 featured Ted Dintersmith, venture capitalist + education thought leader who shared his vision for what schools can be. Here he discusses skills young people need to be career ready, yet these skills are often the same ones missing in schools. Watch or listen to the full episode now at: linktr.ee/elevated4sc
We've come a long way from the very first Episode of #ElevatED4SC! In Episode 1, Christina Melton shares powerful words and hopes for the future of education in our state. Watch (or rewatch!) the video now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp1 and let us know what you want to see in Season 2.
Episode 9 is out NOW! Ted Dintersmith joins us to discuss how business leaders can help schools better prepare for the needs of the growing global economy. Watch the video now: bit.ly/ElevatEDEp9 or listen on iTunes: apple.co/3G0a7gk.
In Episode 9, we are joined by Ted Dintersmith, who discusses skills young people need to be college- and career-ready, but these qualities are often the very ones that are pushed out of schools. Full episode out tomorrow morning!
This Thursday, Episode 9 is out featuring Ted Dintersmith, a venture capitalist and thought leader in innovation and education who shares his vision for what schools could be. This is the final episode of our first season, so be sure not to miss it!
Giving teachers more time and flexibility in their schedules will allow for co-learning and partnership between educators and students. Merrit Jones and Barnett Berry discuss this in Episode 8 of #elevated4sc. Listen to the full episode on Apple Podcasts by visiting: apple.co/3G0a7gk, or watch the video episode at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8
We have to change the design of the teaching profession so teachers can lead, thus giving students the opportunity to lead. Dr. Barnett Berry discusses teacher-student partnerships in Episode 8 of our video podcast. Watch now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8 or listen on iTunes and Spotify by visiting linktr.ee/elevatED4SC.
The example of a student-teacher team designing the shoes Merrit Jones is wearing in this interview illustrates how student voice can affect the role of a teacher. Our contributor Barnett Berry shares more in Episode 8, out everywhere now! Watch the video podcast at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8
Great example of student-teacher partnership: the sneakers Merrit Jones is wearing have a direct connection to making space for student voices. Student Voice Hear more in Ep.8 of our video podcast, out today! Watch the 20-min episode now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp8, or listen on Apple Podcasts (apple.co/3G0a7gk) and Spotify (spoti.fi/3KLjxQm).
Teacher leaders are KEY to giving students space to share their voices. Merrit Jones joins us for Episode 8 of our video podcast, out tomorrow morning! Student Voice
We need to make space for students to have an active role in their education. Merrit Jones speaks on the importance of student voice in Episode 8 of #ElevatED4SC, out tomorrow! Student Voice University of South Carolina College of Education
Allen Kirby, principal of Walker Gamble Elementary in rural Clarendon County, shares how he developed a culture of collective leadership in his school. Watch the full episode by visiting bit.ly/ElevatEDEp7, or if you're more of a podcast listener, find #ElevatED4SC on iTunes at apple.co/3G0a7gk University of South Carolina College of Education
Allen Kirby, principal of Walker Gamble Elementary in rural Clarendon County, shares how he developed a culture of collective leadership in his school. Watch the full episode now or if you're more of a podcast listener, find us on iTunes or Spotify (and YouTube!) by visiting: linktr.ee/elevatED4SC
"Everybody's committed to better education - That's not the hard part." We are joined by Senator Greg Hembree, chair of the SC Senate Education Committee, in Episode 7 of #ElevatED4SC. Watch on YouTube now at bit.ly/ElevatEDEp7, or listen on iTunes at apple.co/3G0a7gk
"My job as principal is to get out of the way and trust [the teachers'] expertise." Principal Allen Kirby of Walker Gamble Elementary in Clarendon County joins us for Episode 7, sharing the importance of collective leadership in schools. Ep7 is out tomorrow morning!
Episode 7 features Allen Kirby, principal of Walker-Gamble Elementary in Clarendon County. Tune in this Thursday to hear more about Kirby’s approach to collective leadership in his rural school and how he carries out his vision.
"Everybody's committed to better education... that's not the hard part." Stay tuned for Episode 7 of #ElevatED4SC, out Thursday! We are joined by SC Senator Greg Hembree, chair of the Senate Education Committee.
Vernon Kennedy Sr., executive director of Fairfield Behavioral Health Services, explores how communities need to support their young people as an important part of the whole child approach. Hear more in our newest video podcast episode - watch the video at bit.ly/elevatEDEp6, or listen on iTunes at apple.co/3G0a7gk.
Education transformation IS possible in South Carolina. New research by ALL4SC and SC-TEACHER highlights bright spots in our state, shows where we need to go, as well as how we can get there. Learn more at bit.ly/WCPAhighlights and listen to Ep.6 on iTunes by visiting apple.co/3G0a7gk
"Education does not need to look like a department store." Our host The Rosho Live describes whole child education from her perspective as a parent of 3 children in SC public schools. More in Ep.6 of our video podcast, out now. Watch or listen to the 18-min episode here: linktr.ee/elevatED4SC
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