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Genevieve Mueller and Sarah Kennedy, talk about and try to find the humor in people dying the world over. Join us each week as we take on topics in the news and do our best to make you laugh. All episodes can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/dead-things-comedy Follow us on Twitter: Will Bolt - @wcbolt Genevieve Mueller - @gen_mueller Find us on Sexpot Comedy Network at: http://sexpotcomedy.com/category/podcasts/dead-things-podcast/ theme song "Hey Hey Hey" by Red Light Cameras Downloads ...
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We're not your average education podcast. Whether you're a teacher, parent, education wonk, or concerned citizen, this is your place to learn about the hottest issues affecting education, like reform, teaching tips, policy, and more. Your three hosts, Robby, Pete, and Casey, rarely agree. That's what makes it fun. What we do share is a profound commitment to improving education. Tune in: http://edsnotdeadpc.libsyn.com/ Want more? Check out our blog and website at http://edsnotdead.com!
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Welcome to the happy place of Mikael Colville-Andersen - urbanist, author and host of the TV series The Life-Sized City. With this podcast, he self-medicates himself against his lifelong anxiety about the numbing certainty of mortality by taking tiny, tasty pills of positivity. He presents the 100 things he'll miss when he's dead.
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Is it time to get rid of math? The guys debate the usefulness of math requirements (along with other public education requirements) in our schools today and what it might mean to think differently. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/02/06/end-useless-math-requirements/저자 Ed's Not Dead Media
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Welcome back! The guys are back and just in time for a "year in review" session of the Ed's Not Dead podcast. During this episode, we discuss some of the articles listed below, and begin to touch upon the stories we think will be at the forefront of education news come 2024. Happy New Year! Year in Education 2023 Review January: Seizing on Parents’…
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In Episode 24 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #79-81 on his list. In praise of: Spices, Triple Aquarius and Walking. Bikes4Ukraine.org! Website: https://bikes4ukraine.org Please donate $€ today!: Crowdfunding: https://fundrazr.com/bikes4ukraine저자 Mikael Colville-Andersen
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A small research crew lands on a deserted planet hoping to unlock the secrets of a time long past. But unknown to them, the dark scars of humanity lurk in the shadows and watch their every move. Mysteries linger in this tale of dystopian horror as the crew soon finds out that some things are best left hidden. www.darkdeadthings.com instagram.com/da…
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In Episode 23 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #77 and #78 on his list. In praise of: Boredom and Displacement Activities. Bikes4Ukraine.org! Website: https://bikes4ukraine.org Please donate $€ today!: Crowdfunding: https://fundrazr.com/bikes4ukraine저자 Mikael Colville-Andersen
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Something is growing underneath the green grass. It's not natural, it's not normal, and it's alive. Dive into the horrible flesh of "The Daedelan Neoplasm," where the boundaries of curiosity and consequence blur and cosmic horror reigns supreme. www.darkdeadthings.com instagram.com/darkdeadthings저자 Mike Salinas
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In Episode 22 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #76 on his list. In praise of: Bikes. The book: Copenhagenize - the definitive guide to global bicycle urbanism https://islandpress.org/books/copenhagenize Bikes4Ukraine.org! Website: https://bikes4ukraine.org Please donate $€ today!: Crowdfunding: https://fundrazr.com/bikes4ukrai…
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In Episode 21 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #75 on his list. In praise of: Søren Kierkegaard The synopsis of the film Mikael wrote - and mentions in the podcast: https://medium.com/@colvilleandersen/either-or-s%C3%B8ren-kierkegaard-regine-olsen-the-greatest-love-story-never-told-7972ee6409b7 Bikes4Ukraine.org! Website: http…
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In Episode 20 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #72-74 on his list. In praise of: Kissing, Orgasms and Swearing. Bikes4Ukraine.org! Website: https://bikes4ukraine.org Please donate $€ today!: Crowdfunding: https://fundrazr.com/bikes4ukraine저자 Mikael Colville-Andersen
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In Episode 19 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #70-71 on his list. In praise of: Eavesdropping and People Watching Bikes4Ukraine.org! Website: https://bikes4ukraine.org Please donate $€ today!: Crowdfunding: https://fundrazr.com/bikes4ukraine저자 Mikael Colville-Andersen
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In Episode 18 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #69 on his list. In praise of: Memories. Spotify Playlist: That Window of Time When I Was Young - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5IbhnDNKDteJcPhQYFSlq7?si=422baa55c1314658 Bikes4Ukraine.org! Donate Website: https://bikes4ukraine.org Crowdfunding: https://fundrazr.com/bikes4ukra…
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And.... we're back. It's been awhile but let's get back into this! In Episode 16 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #64-66 on his list. In praise of: Ukraine, Trying New Things and That First Glass of Wine at Five o’clock. Bikes4Ukraine.org! Website: https://bikes4ukraine.org Crowdfunding: https://fundrazr.com/bikes4ukraine Inst…
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For our first official episode of our 7th year on the pod, we welcome veteran Ed's Not Dead guest, Phyllis Fagell on the pod. Phyllis is a licensed clinical professional counselor, certified professional school counselor and journalist. We discuss her most recent book, Middle School Superpowers: Raising Resilient Tweens in Turbulent Times, what's c…
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The gang is back...for an hour LOL After a lengthy hiatus due to personal and professional obligations, the dudes are back in force. The dudes discuss the recent Hugh Hewitt piece on banning smartphones in school, catch up on the year in review, talk about summer plans, and what's next for the Ed's Not Dead team (hint: Ed is DEFINITELY not dead)!…
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The Superintendent Series (Part 2 with Dr. Monifa McKnight) The Series continues with Ed’s Not Dead’s examination of the courage and lived experiences of school system leaders and the successes and challenges of public school systems. We’ll be interviewing three courageous leaders who are leading their school systems to better days after three imme…
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On today's pod, we welcome a very special guest in our Superintendent Series with Dr. Darryl Williams, superintendent of the Baltimore County Public School system. Dr. Williams is a highly experienced and successful educational leader who has held a variety of important roles in public ed: from teacher to principal to superintendent, Dr. Williams h…
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The dudes have returned with gusto! They talk about the dreaded teacher shortage, teacher certification and degrees, and much more. https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2022/09/13/teacher-requirements-shortage-jobs/ The gang also chats with Scott Joftus, co-founder and president FourPoint Education. FourPoint engages with school systems and lea…
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How can middle school leaders ease the transition to high school? https://www.k12dive.com/news/how-can-middle-school-leaders-ease-the-transition-to-high-school/625897/ What is most important when planning for transitions between schools, individual grade levels, and what do we know what works in the best interest of kids?…
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The guys are back from a semi-hiatus, and discuss the awful events from Uvalde, as well as getting up to speed from our last episode. We also had the pleasure of bringing teacher, and instructional leader Miriam Plotinsky on the show to talk about her new book: Teach More, Hover Less: How to Stop Micromanaging Your Secondary Classroom. https://www.…
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It's time for YOUR questions! We picked a whole boot load of questions that you had on your mind about education, schools, edpolicy, the super bowl, and more! Listen and enjoy AND happy new year! NOTE: apologies if this shows up in your feed more than once! We messed up the original audio file!저자 Ed's Not Dead Media LLC
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Is Math Racist? Wrong Question: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/12/15/is-math-racist-public-school-pedagogy/ California Moves to Replace Math with Data Science: https://www.educationnext.org/california-moves-to-replace-math-with-data-science-in-the-name-of-equity-and-inclusion/저자 Ed's Not Dead Media LLC
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In episode 15 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael explores #60-63 on his list. In praise of Archaeology, That Place Where the River Bends, Cold and Sunny Winter Days and Sailing. Mikael Colville-Andersen is an urban design expert, author and host of the urbanism documentary series The Life-Sized City. He was still very much alive while wr…
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For a special pre-Thanksgiving episode, the guys discuss Robert Pondiscio's recent piece that disparages Social Emotional Learning / describes it as the new downfall of public education as we know it. https://fordhaminstitute.org/national/commentary/not-everyones-board-turning-schooling-therapy For actual facts about SEL and to ensure you are resid…
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In Episode 14, Mikael explores how he'll miss Being on Time, Giving up Control (welcome to the no control segment of this episode...), Wine and Making Food. Mikael Colville-Andersen is an urban design expert, author and host of the urbanism documentary series The Life-Sized City. He was still very much alive while writing this. Which is a good thin…
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How much should we be worried about the growing tensions and anger directed at schools and school boards across the country? And ... connected to this discussion: how much should parents have a say about what is taught in schools? Arrest Parents at School Board Meetings? How much say should parents have in what is taught in schools?…
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In episode 13 of 100 Things I'll Miss When I'm Dead, Mikael sings the praise of departing, arriving - and all the movement in between. Mikael Colville-Andersen is an urban design expert, author and host of the urbanism documentary series The Life-Sized City. He was still very much alive while writing this. Which is a good thing. http://colville-and…
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The guys are back for season 5 and they discuss the phasing out of GT programs in the largest school system in the country: New York City and what its impact will have on education. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/08/nyregion/gifted-talented-nyc-schools.html They are also joined by Ed's Not Dead resident historian, Johann Neem, to discuss the indiv…
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Episode 12 is in praise of Words and Storytelling. Mikael Colville-Andersen is an urban design expert, author and host of the urbanism documentary series The Life-Sized City. He was still very much alive while writing this. Which is a good thing. http://colville-andersen.com저자 Mikael Colville-Andersen
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Good to be back. Episode 11 is in praise of Sweat and Maps. Mikael Colville-Andersen is an urban design expert, author and host of the urbanism documentary series The Life-Sized City. He was still very much alive while writing this. Which is a good thing. http://buymeacoffee.com/MIKAEL http://colville-andersen.com…
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Casey Siddons, Robby Dodd, and Peter Crable breakdown the implications for schools regarding Erica Dhawan's new piece: Why the hybrid workforce of the future depends on the geriatric millennial Casey Siddons then takes on the interview with Sebastian Turbot, who is the CEO and Chief Curator of eko6, a Canada-based consultancy that guides government…
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Peter, Robby, and Casey talk about the Chris Stewart piece: "Yes, America is Racist, no you shouldn't teach my kids if you disagree." https://educationpost.org/yes-america-is-racist-no-you-shouldnt-teach-my-kids-if-you-disagree/ Peter and Casey also interview Adeola Whitney, CEO of Reading Partners, a national nonprofit that mobilizes communities t…
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For our 1st episode as a media partner with the World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE), we bring on Gregg Behr, who was recently featured on their panel for "How to Build a Learning Ecosystem (https://fb.watch/5oiyeDhZpj/). Gregg is the founder and co-chair of Remake Learning and is also the author of "When You Wonder, You're Learning" Mister…
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The dudes discuss Samantha Hedges' new piece in Discourse Magazine: Social Justice Is Now the Fourth Purpose of Public Schools and All Four Are in Conflict: https://www.discoursemagazine.com/culture-and-society/2021/04/21/social-justice-is-now-the-fourth-purpose-of-public-schools-and-all-four-are-in-conflict/ We also interview Robert Pondiscio (@rp…
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This is the final episode of the Pandemic Pass mini-series all about how we can best emerge as a school system stronger and better than before. This episode, Siddons is joined by his friend/colleague Serenity Moore to interview the incomparable Zaretta Hammond. Moore and Siddons ask Zaretta about deficit thinking and the premature determination of …
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The dudes discuss the LA Times piece on the "educational mess" we now find ourselves and what it will take to get back. https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2021-03-23/post-pandemic-educational-mess The guys also interview Dr. Leslie Fenwick who is the dean emeritus of Howard University’s School of Education, about HBCUs, supporting our students o…
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For the penultimate episode of the Pandemic Pass series Siddons sit down with Lynne Harris, who is a newly elected board of education member in the 14th largest school district in the nation - Montgomery County Public Schools, right outside the DC Metro Area. They talk about how boards of education could be rethinking education and what our local s…
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Today's topics: * Guns on students' Zoom classroom / bedroom debate. Where is the line between students' privacy, and the safety and well-being of others? * We bring on Dan Reed from www.justupthepike.com to talk about the impact of housing policy and zoning laws on education and the opportunity gaps that students face across the country.…
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For this third part of The Takeaway, I talk with Joe Feldman, author of Grading for Equity. We discuss how grading practices impact the opportunity gaps that our students of color and our english language learners experience and what he hopes to see in terms of practices on grading and equitable outcomes and about what our schools should look like …
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For this next part of The Takeaway, part of the Pandemic Pass series, I bring in the incredible Rick Wormeli. This is Part 1 of 2 on this topic. Rick is the foremost voice on what it means to be an effective teacher, and my go to source for research and beliefs on grading and assessment. Rick takes us through what he hopes will be a major change to…
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This episode, I brought on Phyllis Fagell, author of Middle School Matters (linked below), and a school counselor herself, to talk about the mental health crisis facing our kids and families mid-pandemic and how we move beyond it. https://www.amazon.com/Middle-School-Matters-Beyond-Parents/dp/0738235083…
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The dudes discuss the passing of the controversial education figure Richard Elmore who once said: "I do not believe in the institutional structure of public schooling anymore". Is this to be believed? https://t.co/ioIk5ltc58 This is intertwined with a piece by Valerie Strauss in the WAPO about how 2 cities in very different states handled the retur…
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Part 3 of Episode 4 I speak with Dr. Josh Starr - CEO of PDK Int'l (https://kappanonline.org/) and a former superintendent who will give us the granular, on the ground look at how he sees our schools returning, and what systems leaders could be doing to improve our recovery. Check out Dr. Starr's "On Leadership" column via Kappan: https://kappanonl…
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For part 2 of Episode 4, I meet with one of our local state delegates, Jheanelle Wilkins. Jheanelle and I talk about how the state should respond - what legislation should be pursued next, the revolutionary and exciting Black Agenda from the first African American Speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, Adrienne Jones, and what should states an…
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