EPISODE · Aug 8, 2022 · 28 MIN
153. Getting Real-World Career Education Though Pathway Programs with Erika Reeves & Shirish Parasa
from Learning Unboxed · host Annalies Corbin & NOVA Media
One of the main goals of education is to prepare our kids for the future, and that often means preparing them for a career. A great way to do that is through internships, capstones, and mentoring programs. Erika Reeves is the Bodies Early College Experience Coordinator at Metro Early College High School, who we’ve spoken with on the podcast before. She’s joined by a student, Shirish Parasa, who has been participating in the Bodies program this past year and gave an incredible capstone presentation. Together, they talk about the benefits of early work education programs and how they can give more opportunities to kids.To learn more, visit: pastfoundation.orgWe unbox:What the Bodies Learning Center isEmbedding children in the research processHow students connect with what they learn and experienceThinking about the role of the mentorMeeting the needs of each individual studentResources:LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/erika-reevesP3 Applied: pastfoundation.org/p3-applied-mentorship-series
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Student education is in part meant to prepare our kids for their future careers, and one of the best ways of doing that is through internship, mentoring, and capstone projects. We’re joined by Erika Reeves, the Bodies Early College Experience Coordinator at Metro Early College High School, and Shirish Parasa, a student in the Bodies program, to discuss the benefits of these programs and what makes them work well.
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153. Getting Real-World Career Education Though Pathway Programs with Erika Reeves & Shirish Parasa
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