PODCAST · education
AfterEd
by Jason Vest
Conversations with individuals around the world challenging the status quo in education
Episodes
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Season 2, Episode 4 - Tricia Pettis & Michaela Loo
Tricia Pettis & Michaela Loo Personalized Learning Coaches at South View Middle School, just outside of Minneapolis You can find them both on Twitter @triciapettis10 and @MichaelaMLoo In this episode: The 30,000 foot perspective of personalized learning Misconceptions about personalized learning...
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Season 2, Episode 3 - Arthur Chadwick
Arthur Chadwick Double Major at VCU, Mechanical Engineering & Disruptive Innovation Founder & President of Hyperloop VCU Where to Find Arthur and His Work: LinkedIn - Arthur Chadwick www.hyperloopatvcu.com In This Episode: Hyperloop technology and the future implications for travel Past…
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Season 2, Episode 2 - Ted Dintersmith
Ted Dintersmith Author, Speaker, Producer, Advocate Find anything and everything about Ted at www.teddintersmith.com and on Twitter @dintersmith What’s the disconnect between our personal passions for education and kids coming out great and what is stated about education in polls? Is it sign of…
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Season 2, Episode 1 - Somiah Lattimore & Todd Nuckols
Todd Nuckols Executive Director, Lighthouse Labs Somiah Lattimore Managing Director, Lighthouse U Director of Experiential Learning, VCU da Vinci Center www.lighthouselabsrva.com Self-introductions What is Lighthouse Labs? What is Lighthouse U? Why the focus on colleges and universities? What are...
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Episode 30 - Julia Freeland Fisher
Julia Freeland Fisher Author, Who You Know: Unlocking Innovations That Expand Students' Networks Director of Education Research, Clayton Christensen Institute HOW TO FIND HER WORK: https://www.christenseninstitute.org/ Twitter @juliaffreeland WHAT’S IN THIS EPISODE? Disruptive innovation What is...
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Episode 29 - 7th Grade Inventions & Innovations Class (Raw & Uncut)
An end of the semester conversation with my 7th grade Inventions & Innovations class. We talked about some of their favorite projects, the purpose of school, and reimagining education. None of them are experts in the field, but they get the big picture. Tune in!
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Episode 28 - Tom Vander Ark
Tom Vander Ark -CEO, Getting Smart -First Executive Director of Education for Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation -Former Superintendent Where to connect with Tom: -Getting Smart -On Twitter @tvanderark In this episode: -Profile of a Virginia Graduate, Henrico Learner Profile, and how to use it...
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Episode 27 - Kelly Young
Kelly Young Executive Director of Education Reimagined In this episode... From Anthropology to Law to Education…? Education: How we’ve ended up here Is learner-centered education “just another thing”? Why is the status quo so committed to standardized testing? Better alternatives? Examples of…
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Episode 26 - Garret Westlake
Garret Westlake, Executive Director of VCU da Vinci Center In this episode... -Self-Introduction -How’d you end up in RVA? -For those that may not know, what does the Da Vinci center do? -Could you talk about Hyperloop for a minute? -You know I’m a middle school educator, why is middle school…
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Episode 25 - Will Morris
Founder & CEO, EdConnective @edconnective Google “edconnective” Email [email protected] -Why did you create EdConnective? -Why aren’t principal observations good enough? -Part of what I tell my students and colleagues all the time is “some people are going to love what you do, but some are...
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Episode 24 - Youssef Sarhan
Designer, Founder of Zero Pattern In this episode... -You talk a lot about value. What is it and how do you provide it? -More importantly, how do you monetize your value? And does it “matter” what sector you are in? -How do you build trust on social media? -How should people go about setting and...
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Episode 23 - Best of the After Ed Podcast
Just what it sounds like. A collection of some of the greatest moments from the first year of the AfterEd podcast. If you enjoy the podcast, please take a minute to subscribe and leave a review. I understand how it's a bit of a hassle to leave your app and rate. Makes all the difference in the...
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Episode 22 - Rachael Mann
Rachael Mann -PD Director at Western Maricopa Education Center in Arizona -Co-Author of The Martians in Your Classroom: STEM in Every Learning Space -Founder, #TeachlikeTED In this episode: -Love the title. How’d you come up with it? -Why did you choose “every learning space”? I have to think you...
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Episode 21 - Jen Molitor
Jen Molitor Renegade Teacher Founder, Lift Up Leaders In the episode: -At its core, what does innovation mean to you? -Hypothetical example here: An educator works in a school that has great test scores, relatively no behavior issues, and endless resources. Does a school like this need…
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Episode 20 - Jay Billy
-Principal -Author of Lead With Culture: What Really Matters in Our Schools In this episode, you will hear Jay’s answers to: -Who influences culture the most in a school building? -Why is risk-taking so important? -How do we get students (and teachers) to walk in and walk out with smiles on their...
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Scrum in Middle School? Yup!
One of the risks I will be taking this year will be implementing Scrum into my classes. In this segment, hear my conversation with Mark Pushinsky, COO of Hard Yards. This episode won't tell you everything you need to know to do it yourself, but it will give you some insight into how it will look...
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Episode 19 - Elisabeth Bostwick
Teacher Speaker Author of upcoming book, #LEAPeffect Maker Mentor for www.YearInTheMaking.com Co-founder of #LeadUpTeach on Twitter and YouTube Speaker with Ignite Your S.H.I.N.E.® Member of the Teacher Advisory Group with the State University of New York 2016 New York State Teacher of Excellence...
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Episode 17 - Gopika Senthilkumar
Bioinstrumentation student at University of Wisconsin-Madison Former Inventor's Club President Researcher What you will hear in this episode: - What innovation is & why she is so passionate about it at a relatively young age - How we ensure that we have a culture of innovation rather than just...
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Episode 16 - Cath Fraise
Founder & Executive Director, Workspace Education In Episode 16: -What is Workspace? -What is Workspace’s relationship with K-12 schooling? -What is “deeper learning?” How does Workspace get students there? -Why are innovation & entrepreneurship important areas for students of all ages? -My...
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Episode 15 - Ashley Hawkins
Ashley Hawkins Executive Director of Studio Two Three In this episode: -All About Studio Two Three -Why a co-working space? -Is the starving artist a myth or reality in RVA? -Not just talking, helping creatives make a living (Bizness for Creatives at Studio Two Three) -Describe some of your work...
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Episode 14 - Shelly Sanchez
Bio, What to Expect, & Where to Find: -Shelly Sanchez Terrell is an international speaker, elearning and digital learning specialist and author -How to “move the needle” on the status quo (i.e. the industrial model of schooling) -Innovation -Why is social important for professional growth?...
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Episode 13- Natasha Che
Founder of Soundwise Personal growth teacher Contributor to Huffington Post and Entrepreneur PhD in Economics from Georgetown University What will you hear in this episode? Creation of Soundwise and the potential of audio Advice for young entrepreneurs How to address the social emotional needs of...
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Episode 12 - Cheats - RVA Spotlight
Marc "Cheats" Cheatham is the host of the podcast The Cheats Movement. Not to mention he works directly with Senator Tim Kaine and the VCIC. He is everything positive that RVA has to offer. We sit down and chat about hip hop, #WeSeeIt, and what we want education to look like for our own kids.…
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Episode 11 - Tom Murray
-Proud Husband & Dad -Director of Innovation at Future Ready Schools, Alliance for Excellent Education -Author of Learning Transformed: 8 Keys to Designing Tomorrow’s Schools, Today -2017 “Education Thought Leader of the Year” -2015 “Education Policy Person of the Year” @thomascmurray...
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Episode 10 - Ben Gilpin - Be a "disrupter".
Principal, Warner Elementary (Michigan, United States) Podcast co-host with Dr. Brad Gustafson called UnearthED Top 100 Influential Voices by BAM Radio Network SIG Admin, MACUL www.bengilpin.com @benjamingilpin on Twitter & Instagram Connect with Ben on LinkedIn Here...
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Episode 9 - Jon Harper: "You're good enough just the way you are."
-Assistant Principal in Dorchester County, Maryland -Nationally board certified teacher -Student taught in New Zealand. Wow! -Host of the "My Bad" podcast on BAM Radio Network -Co-Host of Teacher’s Aid podcast Find Jon on Twitter @Jonharper70bd
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Episode 8 - Rebecca Chambers
Rebecca is a high school teacher in Ottawa, Ontario Canada. If you want to see how a teacher brings innovation to the core curriculum and how to "unlearn" in order to truly learn, this is the episode for you. You can find Rebecca @mrschambers on Twitter and on her website unlearnwithus.com
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Can A Wearable Change The Game?
Check out the behind-the-scenes sounds of my 8th grade innovation class at VCU Siegel Center. They are working on a project attempting to answer the question: “Can A Wearable Change The Game?” Students tested out sports science equipment (basketball, soccer ball, baseball bat) and will use this...
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Episode 7: Barbara Bray - Rethinking Learning
Barbara is an author, speaker, podcaster, coach, and change maker who is passionate about transforming teaching and learning. She guides educators with UDL, design thinking, strategic planning, and coaching programs to create learner-centered environments. She takes personal and professional...
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Episode 6 - Anthony Gabriele
Listen to Anthony Gabriele, Supervisor for Learning, Development, and Professional Growth for Garnet Valley School District (oustide of Philadelphia, PA). He talks about his journey with @ajjuliani, working with the Penn Literacy Network, how blended learning has changed the game, and his modest...
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Episode 5 - The Reeds (Innovation Class Parents)
It's one thing to hear it from me. It's another to hear it from the parents of my students. Listen to The Reed family talk about how an innovation class has made a difference in their son's life. Spoiler alert: it's made a HUGE difference!
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Lester & Tre'
First ever student episode! Listen to two of my 8th graders talk about which team they think will make the NBA Finals, school safety, old school versus new school hip hop, relationships, and life as a teen in 2018.
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Episode 4 - Dr. Katrise Perera
Self-proclaimed lifelong learner and 2015 NASS Superintendent of the Year Award Winner Dr. Katrise Perera sets the record straight on innovation, instruction, and what we need to do to TRULY prepare our students and country for the future.
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Episode 3: Don Wettrick (Re-Release)
Don Wettrick -Innovation Specialist at Noblesville High School, just outside Indianapolis, IN -Author of “Pure Genius: Building a Culture of Innovation and Taking 20 Percent Time to the Next Level.” -Podcast Host of StartEdUp, focused on entrepreneurship, innovation, and education -Creator of...
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Episode 2: A.J. Juliani
Author of Launch: Using Design Thinking to Boost Creativity and Bring Out the Maker in Every Student, Empower: What Happens When Students Own Their Learning, Inquiry & Innovation in the Classroom, and Learning By Choice. In addition to being an educational consultant for ISTE and speaker, he is...
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Episode 1: Who Am I Anyways?
Students from my 8th grade Innovation class put me on the spot and ask me questions about education, if I could beat my principal in one-on-one, and which family member I would take with me on a deserted island!
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