What is the state of the school choice movement?
It's National #SchoolChoiceWeek! And now more than ever, nontraditional learning environments are gaining popularity with parents.
Tune in to our latest episode to hear Andrew Campanella, president and CEO of the School Choice Week, discuss the state of the school choice movement.
Join the conversation here: https://bit.ly/3OeLFyJ
Should we rethink the college admissions process?
A recent survey of 16- to 22-year-olds found that more than half said applying for college is their most stressful academic experience.
In our latest episode, Melanie Heath joins Kevin to discuss rethinking the college admissions process.
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How do we support students after tragedy?
Since the Columbine High School shooting in 1999, more than 338,000 students in the United States have experienced gun violence in school.
In our latest episode, Zoe Touray, founder of S.E.E. (Survivors Embracing Each Other), joins Kevin to share how we can support students after tragedy.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/4b2qlX4
How can we help students feel safe at school?
From fear of bullying and school shootings to facing mental health and behavioral issues, many students are feeling uneasy when it comes to school.
Tune in to our latest episode to hear Kristi Krings, CEO of Rachel's Challenge, join Kevin to discuss how we can help students feel safe at school.
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WIWTK: The Best of 2023
To celebrate the end of 2023, here are some of our favorite moments from the show this year. Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/48fbXJ6
How can we create a sense of belonging for all students?
A Rutgers researcher recently found that having a strong sense of belonging at school could mitigate suicidal tendencies among Black students.
In our latest episode, Ramon Stephens, founder of The Conscious Kid, shares how we can create a sense of belonging for all our students.
Join the conversation here: https://bit.ly/4792Wjl
Is college the right path for every student?
For the past few decades, there’s been a significant push for students to enroll in a four-year university immediately after high school. But almost 70% of parents would support their children entering the workforce right after high school.
In our latest episode, Mark C. Perna discusses whether college is the best path for students to have successful careers.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/41qhkCQ
How can teachers maintain their passion for the profession?
What do you remember about your favorite educator? Share with us in the comments!
And tune in to our latest episode, featuring 2023 National Teacher of the Year Rebecka Peterson, to learn how she maintains her passion for teaching and how we can encourage other educators to join the profession.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/3RAce3C
How can we better support gifted students?
We’re loving this Star Wars analogy!
Tune in to our latest episode featuring Dr. Brian Housand, creator of Gifted360, to learn how we can better support gifted students.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/47z8XXP
How can we better support gifted students?
Tune in to our latest episode featuring Brian Housand, creator of Gifted360, to find out.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/47z8XXP
Can apprenticeship programs alleviate teacher shortages?
What do you think of David's "dream big" mission?
In our latest episode, David Donaldson, founder and managing partner of the National Center for Grow Your Own, joins Kevin to discuss the benefits of teacher apprenticeship programs and how they could alleviate teacher shortages.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/3MWGfYn
Why is history still important and needed today?
Why is history still essential and needed today?
In our latest episode, author and teacher Jessica Lander discusses the importance of teaching history to our students.
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Can job training programs better prepare our students for the future?
Job training programs for high schoolers are on the rise across industries.
Can job training programs better prepare our students for the future? Tune in to our latest episode featuring Chuck Goodrich, CEO of Gaylor Electric, to find out.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/49HPwO3
Did you know Black teachers currently account for only 7% of all public-school teachers?
In our latest episode, Sharif El-Mekki, founder and CEO of the Center for Black Educator Development, shares how we can cultivate Black teachers.
Join the conversation here: https://bit.ly/49k3W6I
What are the makings of America's best schools?
Families often seek the best of the best when it comes to where to send their children to school. But what makes a school "the best"?
In our latest episode, Janine Yass and Jeanne Allen of the Yass Prize discuss the makings of America's best schools.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/3FS8DqZ
How can we better support students with disabilities?
Students with disabilities often face wide and persistent achievement gaps.
How can we create more inclusive spaces and services for these students to thrive? Tune in to our latest episode featuring Lauren Rhim, Executive Director and Co-Founder of The Center for Learner Equity, to find out.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/46HAUfz
How can sex education keep our children safe?
How can sex education keep our children safe?
Tune in to our latest episode featuring Christine Soyong Harley, president and CEO of Siecus: Sex Ed for Social Change, to find out.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/45pWLXu
What role do parents play in promoting mental health?
How can parents help their children who are struggling with their mental health? Where can they turn for support?
Tune in to this episode of WIWTK featuring Anne Brown, CEO and President of the Cook Center for Human Connection, to find out!
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/3tspgWU
The controversy over books: What do parents and schools think?
Did you know that it’s #BannedBooksWeek? Check out this episode from last season where Kevin spoke to multiple guests to discuss the controversy over books in schools. https://bit.ly/3EZxl8a
Are we doing enough to support linguistically diverse students?
Did you know about 10% of students in U.S. public schools are English language learners?
This week, Dr. Robert Scott, a Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) expert, joins Kevin to discuss how we can best support linguistically diverse students.
Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/46cMAXl
