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Edspective Podcast

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by Dr. Christopher F. SIlver, Dr. Jared Bigham, Dr. Jared Myracle

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The Edspective Podcast takes on the most challenging questions in education today. During each episode, Drs Jared Myracle and Jared Bigham examine one “big question” that is confronting the field of education. Leaning on their experience as educators, Jared and Jared tackle each episode’s “big question” by sharing their own unique perspectives and the thoughts and opinions of other experts in the field. The Edspective Podcast is not just for educators. People from all walks of life will find each episode interesting since education impacts us all in some way. Jared and Jared also weave in a variety of topics and their own distinctive sense of humor, making for an attention-grabbing and thought-provoking listen. Though it’s possible neither you nor Jared and Jared may have the answer to the “big question” by the end of the episode, you are sure to gain more insight in a light-hearted and thoughtful way. A short summary of the types of topics discussed on the Podcast. Through focusing on one “big question” in each episode, the Edspective Podcast analyzes current issues in education. Jared and Jared are definitely not afraid to examine tough topics or disagree with each other by the end of an episode. Here’s a sample of some of the “big questions” Jared and Jared explore: ● Should there be standardized assessments during the pandemic? ● Should students be held back during years affected by the pandemic? ● What does school discipline look like in the virtual environment? Bios Cohost - Dr. Jared Bigham is a 4th generation educator who has worked multiple roles within the birth through career continuum, spending several years as a K-12 teacher and administrator, as well as leading education policy and advocacy organizations. Jared’s main profession is husband and daddy; although his wife and four children have yet to be impressed with what he considers to be his unparalleled humor. Cohost - Dr. Jared Myracle is an educator with experience in the classroom and in building and district level administration. Jared has also worked with national non-profit organizations, focused on consulting with school districts on literacy and high-quality curriculum. Jared is a lifelong Tennessean that spends an inordinate amount of time riding around in his Jeep listening to 80s rock, 90s country, and his favorite podcasts. Producer and Sound Engineer - Dr. Christopher F. Silver grew up in a small secluded rural town of Dunlap, Tennessee. Dr. Silver was raised in and around farming through his association with his father and grandfather, who were both insurance agents for Farm Bureau of Tennessee. Dr. Silver attended UT Chattanooga, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology (2001), Bachelors of Arts in Religious Studies (2001), Masters of Science in Research Psychology (2003), and Doctorate of Education in Learning and Leadership (2012). Dr. Silver also attended graduate school at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, receiving a Masters of Arts in Religion and Culture. Currently, Dr. Silver is a doctoral candidate for a Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He is now a full-time instructor at UTC in the Learning and Leadership Doctoral Program. http://www.christophersilver.com/

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Episode thumbnail for S01E09 -- Role Education and Career Planning an Interview with John White and Rick Dalton

May 17, 2021

S01E09 -- Role Education and Career Planning an Interview with John White and Rick Dalton

Jared and Jared are joined by John White and Rick Dalton to discuss the important role education and career planning play in students’ lives. Rick believes every student deserves a chance to forge their own route to a bright future – no matter where they’re from, or what resources are available to them. For over 30 years he’s worked side-by-side with schools, colleges and businesses to help students find their own “brilliant pathways” by becoming college and career ready. https://brilliantpathways.org

Episode thumbnail for S01E08 --  Helping Educators find Higher Quality Professional Learning, An Interview with Annie Morrison and Litsy Witkowski

May 17, 2021

S01E08 -- Helping Educators find Higher Quality Professional Learning, An Interview with Annie Morrison and Litsy Witkowski

Interview with Annie Morrison and Litsy Witkowski In this episode, Jared and Jared are joined by Litsy and Annie from Rivet Education. They share how Rivet’s Professional Learning Partner Guide is helping educators find higher quality professional learning that effectively supports the implementation of high-quality instructional materials. Annie Morrison is a public relations professional with more than 16 years of experience in the education, retail, broadcasting, and nonprofit sectors. As co-founder and principal consultant at Rivet Education, she works with state education agencies to develop and execute cohesive academic strategies to scale the use of high-quality instructional materials with a specific focus on the communications needed to execute those strategies well. Before founding Rivet, Annie served as the Director of Communications for the Louisiana Department of Education where she managed and led educator relations for the agency. During her seven years with the agency, she developed and executed state-wide and national public relation strategies related to the state’s academic plan, impacting over 100 school systems and 50,000 educators state-wide. Litsy Witkowski specializes in working with states to establish the conditions for strong instruction in every classroom. Her work is grounded in the belief that teachers deserve both high-quality instructional materials that get students excited to learn and job-embedded support that allows them to use those materials in a way that maximizes student outcomes. Before founding Rivet, Litsy served as Rebecca Kockler’s Chief of Staff on the Academic Content team at the Louisiana Department of Education. In this role, Litsy helped develop and lead a multi-pronged strategy for scaling the adoption and implementation of HQIM across the state. This included overseeing the PL that LDOE provides directly to educators (e.g. Teacher Leader Summit and Supervisor Collaborations); developing and leveraging a strong vendor marketplace (e.g. LDOE’s PD Vendor Guide); harnessing the power and expertise of local educators to provide content- and curriculum-specific professional development to thousands of teachers across Louisiana (e.g. Teacher Leaders and Content Leaders); and aligning incentives to these strategies (e.g. school system planning process).

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October 11, 2020

S01E07 - Why is improving reading so hard? Part 2

In this episode, the guys continue their discussion on reading reforms in recent years and focus on new developments in the availability of high-quality curriculum. Jared and Jared specifically dive into why it is so important for districts to adopt high-quality curriculum and the challenges of creating curriculum that align with the science of reading.

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What is Edspective Podcast?

The Edspective Podcast takes on the most challenging questions in education today. During each episode, Drs Jared Myracle and Jared Bigham examine one “big question” that is confronting the field of education. Leaning on their experience as educators, Jared and Jared tackle each episode’s “big question” by sharing their own unique perspectives and the thoughts and opinions of other experts in the field.

The Edspective Podcast is not just for educators. People from all walks of life will find each episode interesting since education impacts us all in some way. Jared and Jared also weave in a variety of topics and their own distinctive sense of humor, making for an attention-grabbing and thought-provoking listen. Though it’s possible neither you nor Jared and Jared may have the answer to the “big question” by the end of the episode, you are sure to gain more insight in a light-hearted and thoughtful way.

A short summary of the types of topics discussed on the Podcast.

Through focusing on one “big question” in each episode, the Edspective Podcast analyzes current issues in education. Jared and Jared are definitely not afraid to examine tough topics or disagree with each other by the end of an episode. Here’s a sample of some of the “big questions” Jared and Jared explore:
● Should there be standardized assessments during the pandemic? ● Should students be held back during years affected by the pandemic? ● What does school discipline look like in the virtual environment?

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Cohost - Dr. Jared Bigham is a 4th generation educator who has worked multiple roles within the birth through career continuum, spending several years as a K-12 teacher and administrator, as well as leading education policy and advocacy organizations. Jared’s main profession is husband and daddy; although his wife and four children have yet to be impressed with what he considers to be his unparalleled humor.

Cohost - Dr. Jared Myracle is an educator with experience in the classroom and in building and district level administration. Jared has also worked with national non-profit organizations, focused on consulting with school districts on literacy and high-quality curriculum. Jared is a lifelong Tennessean that spends an inordinate amount of time riding around in his Jeep listening to 80s rock, 90s country, and his favorite podcasts.

Producer and Sound Engineer - Dr. Christopher F. Silver grew up in a small secluded rural town of Dunlap, Tennessee. Dr. Silver was raised in and around farming through his association with his father and grandfather, who were both insurance agents for Farm Bureau of Tennessee. Dr. Silver attended UT Chattanooga, where he received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology (2001), Bachelors of Arts in Religious Studies (2001), Masters of Science in Research Psychology (2003), and Doctorate of Education in Learning and Leadership (2012). Dr. Silver also attended graduate school at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, receiving a Masters of Arts in Religion and Culture. Currently, Dr. Silver is a doctoral candidate for a Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He is now a full-time instructor at UTC in the Learning and Leadership Doctoral Program. http://www.christophersilver.com/

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