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EPISODE · Sep 28, 2019 · 32 MIN

56: Listen to Students (feat. Ayush Chopra, Cody Lees, & Meghan Kestner)

from Human Restoration Project · host NickHRP

In this podcast, we're focused on student voice: how to engage students, what it means to share power with students, and the possibilities that can occur when we truly let students speak.It's obvious that this true, just a quick glance at the news and Greta Thunberg demonstrates how powerful young people can be if given the opportunities to be successful. Our job as educators to not hamper that motivation to learn and change the world, and help open up new experiences for students to be interested and engage in.And it's just just Thunberg or Malala or any young person doing amazing things - it's small scale success and purpose as well. The more people we unite with their purpose, the better society we will build. Sometimes those purposes aren't global reaching, but building a happy, motivated world is a giant, yet legitimate goal we can reach. What else really matters in the end?However, we all know that school is not a place where many students are engaged in this kind of work. Sure, there are pockets of teachers doing amazing things - and they're often doing these things in spite of the systems and structures they find themselves in. We need to engage students in conversation and take their ideas legitimately, leaving out judgment aside, to truly find ways to transform our classrooms and schools.GUESTS IN ORDER OF APPEARANCEAyush Chopra, a 17-year-old student out to change the world with his organization, SDGs for Children. Ayush has written Shaping a Fairer World with SDGs and Human Rights and hosts the podcast, Shaping a Fairer World.Cody Lees, a recent high school graduate who was actively involved in leadership activities in school, who highlights his 3rd grade experience in “Action Club.”Meghan Kestner, a special education educator and Upward Bound advisor whose students share their stories, and who reflects on the need for more human-focused approaches to the classroom.RESOURCES SDGs for Children Chad Hyatt’s Twitter (Cody Lee’s teacher!) Meghan Kestner’s BlogFURTHER LISTENING Shaping a Fairer World with Ayush Chopra S3: E9: We Got This: Equity and Access in Schools with Cornelius Minor

In this podcast, we're focused on student voice: how to engage students, what it means to share power with students, and the possibilities that can occur when we truly let students speak. It's obvious that this true, just a quick glance at the news and Greta Thunberg demonstrates how powerful young people can be if given the opportunities to be successful. Our job as educators to not hamper that motivation to learn and change the world, and help open up new experiences for students to be interested and engage in. And it's just just Thunberg or Malala or any young person doing amazing things - it's small scale success and purpose as well. The more people we unite with their purpose, the better society we will build. Sometimes those purposes aren't global reaching, but building a happy, motivated world is a giant, yet legitimate goal we can reach. What else really matters in the end? However, we all know that school is not a place where many students are engaged in this kind of work. Sure, there are pockets of teachers doing amazing things - and they're often doing these things in spite of the systems and structures they find themselves in. We need to engage students in conversation and take their ideas legitimately, leaving out judgment aside, to truly find ways to transform our classrooms and schools. GUESTS IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Ayush Chopra, a 17-year-old student out to change the world with his organization, SDGs for Children. Ayush has written Shaping a Fairer World with SDGs and Human Rights and hosts the podcast, Shaping a Fairer World. Cody Lees, a recent high school graduate who was actively involved in leadership activities in school, who highlights his 3rd grade experience in "Action Club." Meghan Kestner, a special education educator and Upward Bound advisor whose students share their stories, and who reflects on the need for more human-focused approaches to the classroom. RESOURCES * SDGs for Children [https://www.sdgsforchildren.org/] * Chad Hyatt's Twitter (Cody Lee's teacher!) [https://twitter.com/PDin140orLESS] * Meghan Kestner's Blog [https://justmeghansthought.blogspot.com/] FURTHER LISTENING * Shaping a Fairer World with Ayush Chopra [https://voiced.ca/shaping-a-fairer-world-with-ayush-chopra/] * S3: E9: We Got This: Equity and Access in Schools with Cornelius Minor [https://www.humanrestorationproject.org/things-fall-apart/equity-access-cornelius-minor]

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