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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2024 · 18 MIN

S E144: Comments on the Listener's Biggest Problems with Traditional School Teaching

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Exec Producer, Jay Lyons, from Future of Education delves into disrupting traditional education through content creation using social media, podcasts, and books to advocate for AI-driven solutions with MacKenzie Price. By addressing the flaws in the current education system and proposing innovative approaches, sheds light on the potential of technology to revolutionize learning experiences. In this episode, Jay explores the challenges faced by listeners in traditional school teaching and offers insights on how to navigate these issues effectively. Show NotesConnect With: Jay Lyons: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter2Hr Learning: Website // LinkedInI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn

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Jay Lyons, Exec Producer at Future of Education, delves into disrupting education through content creation and the use of social media, podcasts, and books to advocate for AI-driven solutions to fix the broken education system with MacKenzie Price.

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