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Interested in educational change? You’ve come to the right place. Listen along as a team of researchers from McGill University follow an educational change initiative called NEXTschool that is currently being piloted in Québec. Using this initiative as a jump off point, each episode explores one of many complex facets of educational change like how to lead change, getting past inertia, the politics of change, and people’s real lived experiences of school change as it happens. You can find a link to transcripts of each podcast, citations, and additional information on our website: http://www.nextschoolquebec.com/ Music is by Neal Read: https://nealread.ca/

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Recent Episodes

October 28, 2023

Spotlight on Dr. Joseph Levitan

Welcome to our Spotlight Series! In the following episodes, we're featuring a short segment on each of our team members so you can get to know us a little better. Everyone was asked the same five questions:<ol><li>[00:43] Why are you interested in school change?</li><li>[02:02] What brought you to this project?</li><li>[03:04] What do you bring to this project?</li><li>[03:33] What excites you most about NEXTschool?</li><li>[04:44] Beyond NEXTschool, what other hats do you wear?</li></ol> In this episode you'll hear from Dr. Joseph Levitan. Joe is an Associate Professor in the Department of Integrated Studies in Education at McGill University. His research interests include leadership, teaching, and policy for social justice in education, collaborative education development with marginalized and Indigenous communities, curriculum and pedagogy, responsive educational policy development and leadership, culturally grounded education, and intersectional analysis of culture, identity, and learning. In the NEXTSchool project, Joe focuses on how relational dynamics and communication patterns influence change processes.For more info about our team and this podcast, jump to [06:22]. A transcript of each podcast, citations, and additional information accompany each podcast and are also available on our website at <a href="http://www.nextschoolquebec.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">nextschoolquebec.com</a>. Music is by Neal Read, he's at <a href="https://nealread.ca/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">nealread.ca.</a>

September 29, 2023

Spotlight on Noel Burke

Welcome to our Spotlight Series! In the following episodes, we're featuring a short segment on each of our team members so you can get to know us a little better. Everyone was asked the same five questions:<ol><li>[00:38] Why are you interested in school change?</li><li>[01:58] What brought you to this project?</li><li>[03:27] What do you bring to this project?</li><li>[06:57] What excites you most about NEXTschool?</li><li>[10:56] Beyond NEXTschool, what other hats do you wear?</li></ol> In this episode you'll hear from Noel Burke. With over 50 years in education, Noel has become a recognized champion of Lifelong Learning, a successful agent of change, and a sought-after consultant and speaker on educational and institutional innovation. He is recently retired and developing the NEXTschool project which aims to transform the high school learning experience. He is currently a sessional lecturer for the Graduate Certificate in Educational Leadership at McGill University. As the founder and principal partner of nEDworks Consulting, Noel continues to provide consultation services to educational stakeholders, Leadership Coaching to educational administrators as well as Career Coaching to transitioning youth and adults.For more info about our team and this podcast, jump to [11:36]. A transcript of each podcast, citations, and additional information accompany each podcast and are also available on our website at <a href="http://www.nextschoolquebec.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">nextschoolquebec.com</a>. Music is by Neal Read, he's at <a href="https://nealread.ca/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">nealread.ca.</a>

August 18, 2023

Spotlight on Dr. Lisa Starr

Welcome to our Spotlight Series! In the following episodes, we're featuring a short segment on each of our team members so you can get to know us a little better. Everyone was asked the same five questions: <ol><li>[00:39] Why are you interested in school change? </li><li>[04:01] What brought you to this project? </li><li>[05:25] What do you bring to this project? </li><li>[07:43] What excites you most about NEXTschool? </li><li>[09:00] Beyond NEXTschool, what other hats do you wear? </li></ol> In this episode you'll hear from Dr. Lisa Starr. Lisa is currently the dean of the Faculty of Education at the University of Lethbridge and the Principal Investigator on McGill's NEXTschool Research Team. Lisa's passion for the study of education focuses on relational leadership/pedagogy and innovative approaches to K-Graduation education in Canada. She is dedicated to improving education by facilitating and/or generating deep understanding around the complex issues present in today’s schools. She studies the complex barriers that impede educational change and how those barriers impact student engagement and educational change.For more info about our team and this podcast, jump to [13:16]. A transcript of each podcast, citations, and additional information accompany each podcast and are also available on our website at <a href="http://www.nextschoolquebec.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">nextschoolquebec.com</a>. Music is by Neal Read, he's at <a href="https://nealread.ca/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">nealread.ca.</a>

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What is ChangEd?: Interested in educational change? You’ve come to the right place. Listen along as a team of researchers from McGill University follow an educational change initiative called NEXTschool that is currently being piloted in Québec. Using this initiative as a jump off point, each episode explores one of many complex facets of educational change like how to lead change, getting past inertia, the politics of change, and people’s real lived experiences of school change as it happens. You can find a link to transcripts of each podcast, citations, and additional information on our website: http://www.nextschoolquebec.com/

Music is by Neal Read: https://nealread.ca/
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Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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