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Oct 18, 2022 26 min

Deeper Learning w/ Jayson, Justin & Scott

from ISS EDUlearn: Ask Me Anything Hosted by Mike Pierre, Dr. Dana Specker Watts, Katlyn Darling, and Celiah Bunsie

How does deeper learning compare to traditional learning? In our first episode, two of my doctorate professors, Jayson Richardson & Scott McLeod, get the ball rolling as we explore deeper learning. Having published “Leadership For Deeper Learning,” book Jayson & Scott share their perspective on deeper learning. In this episode, they talk to us about the impact of deeper learning in the long run, an informative definition of deeper learning, as well as their experience with student-centric learning. Besides, they share their advice with parents & naysayers on why they need to understand children's choices. Tune into the episode for more insights! Head over to iss.edu/events to see future PD's that ISS is offering for the SY 22-23. Join the Diversity Collaborative - https://info.iss.edu/sign-up-diversity-collaborative Timestamps [00:20] Introducing today’s guests, Jayson & Scott [00:54] How will deeper learning impact our schools in the long run? [06:58] Defining deeper learning [08:50] Four big Ideas connected to deeper learning [10:50] Jayson & Scott’s experience with student-driven learning [14:14] Advice to parents & naysayers on understanding the need for choice for children [21:31] Traditional schooling performance [22:43] Scott’s & Jayson’s perspectives on an ideal school

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