by Joe Vollert
As technology allows us to tailor education to our learning styles, interests and talents, how will the educational Titanic move? If we focus on students and how they learn while keeping in mind the greater good, then how will the educational experience and system change? How should they change? A teacher and administrator for over 30 years, Joe Vollert will explore this vital issue though conversations with educators, innovators, business leaders and citizens about something we all do: School.
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April 1, 2022
<p>Why not ask the customer? Seniors Riley Spahr and Frankie Kimball offer a current customer's perspective and insights into what works and what doesn't in their experience. We also delve into lessons learned during COVID--what will stick and what can we do without.</p>
March 18, 2022
<p>A veteran high school counselor, dean and now Principal of St. Ignatius College Preparatory speaks about her perspective on the role that schools play in teaching students how to build resilience and protective factors for their mental health. She shares early lessons learned during the forced shutdown of schools during the COVID pandemic, and she offers contemporary advice for adults raising teenagers today. </p>
February 9, 2022
<p>Sam Bernstein is the co-founder of Loper, a mobile-first startup designed to help high school students navigate the college application process by using data to match them with potential colleges. Sam discusses why he co-founded the company and what he has learned thus far in starting a company. </p>
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As technology allows us to tailor education to our learning styles, interests and talents, how will the educational Titanic move?
If we focus on students and how they learn while keeping in mind the greater good, then how will the educational experience and system change? How should they change?
A teacher and administrator for over 30 years, Joe Vollert will explore this vital issue though conversations with educators, innovators, business leaders and citizens about something we all do: School.
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