Thoughtful reflections on intentionality and leadership in public education.
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Thoughtful reflections on intentionality and leadership in public education.
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10/23/2020
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Recent Episodes
May 19, 2021
Contemplating Reopening: Remediation, Accelerating Learning and Equitable Resource Allocation
<p>In this episode of It's Intentional, Dr. Michael Piccirillo speaks with Jerome Steele, CASDA's Assistant Director for Research and Program Development about multiple issues shaping a potential return to more in person instruction in the fall. They discuss how notions of "learning loss" popularized by media outlets may lead to the adoption of remedial instructional practices and the implementation of a narrow, colonized curriculum. They go on to discuss research supporting culturally responsive texts as a driver of student engagement and improved reading comprehension as one possible alternative to remedial instruction. Finally, they recognize the role of antiracist activism and organizing in securing full funding for state foundation aid and discuss how districts discuss can look to community-driven educational co-design to ensure that the resources are allocated equitably. </p>
March 18, 2021
What Do We Mean When We Talk About Learning Loss?
<p>In this episode of It's Intentional, Dr. Piccirillo drills down on recent discussions about "learning loss." He questions the assumptions behind the concept of learning loss and interrogates whose interest this discourse is serving. Mike also shares ongoing research that undermines the crisis framing around this narrative. Finally, he raises questions about how this perceived crisis will be weaponized to further entrench existing inequity. </p>
February 3, 2021
Maslow or Bloom: It's About Relationships
<p>What is the purpose of education? Is it to meet the physiological and safety needs of students, the cognitive learning needs of students or both? These are the central questions addressed in the latest episode of It's Intentional. Delving into and comparing Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and Bloom's Taxonomy for Learning, Mike asserts regardless of which theoretical framework you lean towards, in the end it's all about relationship</p>
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