In this plus-sized episode of the EdGenius Podcast, I visit with Andrew Ko, Founder of Kovexa, which works to improve education with solutions and offerings using artificial intelligence and the creation of curriculum pathways for high-tech ski

EdGenius Ep. 106 Mary Honegger: Teaching Music Online

Apr 27th, 2021 27m 28s

What does music class look like in an online environment? I’m not talking about “music appreciation” or “Music history”, but actual honest-to-God music? Find out on this episode as I interview online music teacher, Mary Honegger!

EdGenius Ep. 105 The Trauma-Informed Online Classroom

Apr 14th, 2021 25m 22s

According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, the national average of child abuse and neglect victims in 2015 was just over 9 victims per 1000 children. Additionally, 19% of injured and 12% of physically ill youth have post-traum

EdGenius Ep. 104: Yes and...Teaching Improv and Drama Online

Apr 7th, 2021 28m 44s

Improv is a fun and scary art - kind of like teaching online. In this episode, our EdGenius is Kristen Porter, Drama and Improv teacher out of Hollister, California. Kristen talks about her move into online teaching (thanks to COVID-19): her su

EdGenius Ep. 103:The Intersection of Academics and Economics

Mar 17th, 2021 23m 33s

Everything costs money. Education included. While the EdTech market is experiencing dramatic growth, so too is the private school market. But those start-ups and schools won't survive long if they don't consider the intersection of academics

Episode 102: Social/Emotional Health of the Online Learner

Mar 10th, 2021 34m 55s

On this episode, I talk with Dr. John Theis, CEO and Founder of Whole Student Learning, LLC and creator of SeeMe ForMe - an "SEL plus" app. We talk about how teachers, admins, and others can ensure students learning online are healthy and well

Episode 101: Starting Wiith the Learner Experience

Feb 27th, 2021 30m 18s

In this episode of the EdGenius Podcast, I discuss starting with the learner experience with EdGenius Kristin Morrison, VP of Design & User Experience at Stride, Inc. We talk about the refrigerator as a metaphor for the learning experience, why