#018 -- Many schools and school districts across the country are starting the 2020-2021 school year in a fully remote setting. In NYC, the plans to begin the school-year in a hybrid model were delayed by at least two weeks. There are a few char

Preparing for a New School Year with Emily Freitag

Sep 1st, 2020 41m 42s

#017 -- When schools closed as a result of COVID-19 in March 2020, most schools were caught off guard, and made an abrupt switch to distance learning. With the benefit of the spring to learn from, and the summer to plan, schools are now in a be

Part III of Education to Career With The Marcy Lab School's Reuben Ogbonna

Aug 25th, 2020 52m 55s

#016 -- The theory of change amongst many in the education reform space used to be that an excellent K -12 education would prepare students to get in to, persist in, and graduation from college, which would in turn be the key to economic mobili

Part II of Education to Career With Braven's Aimee Eubanks Davis

Aug 18th, 2020 49m 41s

#015 -- The theory of change amongst many in the education reform space used to be that an excellent K -12 education would prepare students to get in to, persist in, and graduation from college, which would in turn be the key to economic mobili

Part I of Education to Career with Paymon Rouhanifard

Aug 11th, 2020 43m 32s

#014 -- The theory of change amongst many in the education reform space used to be that an excellent K -12 education would prepare students to get in to, persist in, and graduation from college, which would in turn be the key to economic mobili

Should Instruction Be In-Person or Remote in September?

Jul 28th, 2020 9m 10s

#013 -- The question of whether schools should reopen for in-person instruction in the fall is top of mind for many people. Parents wonder how they might be able to fully return to work without in-person schooling. Teachers wonder whether they’

A First Year Teacher and a Pandemic with Josephine MacLean

Jul 21st, 2020 43m 25s

#012 -- One’s first year of teaching is universally understood to be really hard. Finishing your first year of teaching in the midst of a global pandemic, with schools shut down, and in some instances moving to remote teaching, adds a new level

The Politics of Education Reform with Derrell Bradford

Jul 14th, 2020 1h

#011 -- In the mid 2000s, the education reform movement had widespread support, both amongst elected officials, and the broader public. As the political winds have shifted, education reform, and in particular the charter school movement, no lon

Educational Design with Craig Tooman and Alex O'Briant

Jul 7th, 2020 44m 24s

The discussion over whether schools should return to in-person teaching and learning in the fall is reaching a fever pitch. Most people agree that while there was a heroic effort to make the switch to remote teaching in March 2020, Zoom lessons

Supporting (not supervising) Principals with Sean Precious

Jun 30th, 2020 49m 58s

#009 -- For people who do not work in education, it’s oftentimes relatively easy to imagine the work of someone who supports teachers—they observe them teach, review lesson plans, review academic data, etc... But it is harder for some people to

Philanthropy in Education with Anu Malipatil

Jun 23rd, 2020 35m 22s

#008 -- The United States spends more than most other developed nations on its students’ education each year. Despite the amount of government money, philanthropy has long played a role in education, supporting education-adjacent organizations,

Advocating for Educational Justice with Elisha Smith Arrillaga

Jun 16th, 2020 35m 16s

#007 - A high quality education has a lasting, positive impact on students. And yet, we know that not every child in the United States currently has access to a high quality education. The Education Trust is a national non-profit organization t

Preparing for Budget Cuts with Raj Thakkar

Jun 9th, 2020 48m 4s

#006 - Of charter schools that have been shut down, some 80% are due to financial mismanagement. With looming state and local budget crises, and potential cuts to per pupil allocations, sound financial management will become all the more import

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion with Brendon Jobs

Jun 5th, 2020 1h 1m

#005 - It has been a brutal month of violence against black people. We have witnessed the murders of Ahmaud Arbery and Gregory Floyd. We have seen nationwide protests, and we have seen cities burn, fueled with the fury and rage of yet another u

Teacher Hiring During a Pandemic with Jonathan Howard

Jun 2nd, 2020 30m 54s

#004 - As schools scrambled to get a handle on remote teaching and learning, the kickoff to the usual teacher recruitment season was delayed. Once schools worked out the challenges associated with remote teaching and fell into a sort of routine

The Together Work-From-Home Teacher with Maia Heyck-Merlin

May 26th, 2020 42m 24s

#003 - Everyone who is fortunate enough to be able to work from home is adjusting to a new normal. Dogs barking during conference calls, children unwittingly joining Zoom meetings, the rapid deterioration in the conventions of professional dre

Leading Through the Coronavirus with Leslie-Bernard Joseph

May 26th, 2020 54m 24s

#002 - When COVID19 forced schools to close in March 2020, many were left scrambling to figure out what to do, and how to quickly implement remote teaching and learning. As schools have figured out how to get students and families access to lap

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Welcome to Education Tomorrow

May 13th, 2020 3m 13s

#001 - Welcome to Education Tomorrow, a new podcast hosted by Jacob Mnookin. This podcast is for teachers, principals, administrators, and anyone interested in education. Join Jacob each week as he speaks with a diverse group of thought leade

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