ED-21 with Inclusion Solutions

ED-21 with Inclusion Solutions

By Colleen Mccoy-CejkaEducationKids & FamilyEducation for Kids
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ED-21 with Inclusion Solutions episodes

  • Episode 3: Returning to school and mitigating trauma through social-emotional skills with guest Tara Kassi

    21st century education, prior to March of 2020, was already challenging. We saw the emergence of trauma-informed care and education on social-emotional skills in the classroom over the last couple of years. Finding balance between emotions, experiences, behaviors, and actions to create mindful, respectful, and safe classrooms was just finding traction. Now, facing one of the most precarious situations in the history of most students’ and teachers’ lives, trauma informed care and social-emotional skills are taking center stage as American schools return amidst a pandemic. How should we proceed? Guest and national expert on social-emotional health in the classroom setting shares her views, research, and recommendations for transitioning back after being distanced for so long. 

    52 min
  • Episode 1: Humanizing education with guest, Tom Mar, Jesuit Educator of Ethics, Theology, and Philosophy
    In this episode, Tom Mar offers his perspectives on the most important elements of educating children in the 21st century, humanization. In most high schools today, philosophy and ethics are electives if they are even offered to students. While schools are hyper-focused on skills and achievement, students’ hearts and souls are often neglected. Skills are what we do, but philosophy and ethics shape who people become and frame their view of others and the world around them. Colleen and Tom discuss public and Catholic education models, what works, what’s missing, and why who we are as human beings is more important than what we do and the skills we develop. 


    46 min

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Ed-21 with Inclusion Solutions is the source for current topics in the world of education during the 21st century. Education today should and must look different than in any other time in history.…