A Revolution in Education – Season 3
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Podcast Overview
<p>This season includes extraordinary educators moving the needle in education – creating learner-centered, community-embedded, agency-oriented learning opportunities for youth, ranging from superintendents, individuals spotlighting the need and possibilities, and those in the trenches doing the work. Amazing stories, inspirational ventures, and practical wisdom, all rolled into one.</p>
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7/14/2023
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August 1, 2024
Episode 13: The Possible Zone – Making Futures Possible for Youth
The Possible Zone, located in the heart of Boston, is a non-profit organization founded with a mission to advance economic equity by empowering young people to develop entrepreneurial skills, spirit, and networks. Operating outside traditional K-12 schooling but in collaboration with schools and community organizations, The Possible Zone provides a 35,000 square foot Innovation Center where students engage in project-based learning, hands-on experiences with cutting-edge technology, and real-...
July 14, 2024
Episode 12: The Eagle Rock School – Transforming Lives
The Eagle Rock School in Estes Park, Colorado, was founded in 1993 by the American Honda Motor Company and continues to be solely funded by them, with the mission: to help the most disengaged students rediscover their appreciation for education. A tuition-free residential high school serves as a fresh start to 60+ students each year who have struggled in their traditional educational, and in many cases social, settings. Embracing a holistic approach to youth development that nurtures personal...
December 31, 2023
Episode 8: The Human Restoration Project – 2 Guys Making a Dent in the World
In 2018, Chris McNutt and Nick Covington, two teachers in Ohio, decided to join forces to bring to light the need to transform education in keeping with far more progressive and human-centered systems of learning, resulting in The Human Restoration Project. Starting first with a blog and podcast series, since then Chris and Nick have expanded their efforts to include work with school systems across the country, host an annual summer conference, curate an amazing website with a plethora ...
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- What is A Revolution in Education – Season 3?
<p>This season includes extraordinary educators moving the needle in education – creating learner-centered, community-embedded, agency-oriented learning opportunities for youth, ranging from superintendents, individuals spotlighting the need and possibilities, and those in the trenches doing the work. Amazing stories, inspirational ventures, and practical wisdom, all rolled into one.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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