In this podcast episode, join Tyler Behnke as he engages in an enlightening conversation with Devin Vodicka, CEO of Learner Centered Collaborative. Discover the transformative power of learner-centered education and the importance of listening to students to create meaningful learning experiences that cater to individual strengths, leading to higher levels of engagement and achievement for all learners.

To learn more about Learner Centered Collaborative, visit their website at learnercentered.org.

Access the full podcast transcript at bit.ly/HoningTheTeachingCraft.

Today we are joined by Jenny Chien, and Elizabeth Weiser from Casita Elementary School in Vista, California. In this episode, Casita’s administrative team sheds light on one of the School Study Tour participants’ favorite takeaways by discussing how to leverage strengths to develop systems of high quality teaching and learning with a positive spin.

To learn more about the EALA School Study Tours, visit educatingalllearners.org/school-study-tours.

Access the full podcast transcript at bit.ly/SystemsForPositiveLearningCulture.

In this episode, we chat with Jonathan McCarty, the Director of Program Implementation in Louisiana at Blue Engine. In this engaging conversation, Jonathan shares insights into the key trends shaping education post-pandemic, highlighting the resilience of teachers and their innovative approaches to reaching students effectively. 

To learn more about Blue Engine, visit blueengine.org.

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In this episode, EALA is joined by Laurie Gagnon of the Aurora Institute in discussion on the importance of transforming education to center students' needs, embracing learner-centered approaches, and rethinking policies for future-focused learning. This conversation explores various examples of innovative practices and policy shifts aimed at creating equitable and personalized educational experiences for all learners.

To learn more about the Aurora Institute, visit their website at aurora-institute.org.

Access the full transcript at bit.ly/AgeForInnovation.

Join Marlon Styles, a passionate advocate for learner-centered education, as he discusses the transformative power of putting students at the center of the educational experience. In this thought-provoking podcast, Marlon shares insights from the Learner Center Collaborative, offering a unique approach to creating learner-centered micro networks that empower students to thrive and unleash their full potential.

To learn more about Learner-Centered Collaborative, visit their website at learnercentered.org.

Access the full podcast transcript at bit.ly/CreatingNewModels.

In this episode, EALA talks to Jessi Brunken & Tiffany Galloway of Blue Engine for a deeper dive into the topic of co-teaching. Listen in as we talk about the misconceptions around co-teaching, and how race, power, and privilege come into play in the world of Special Education.

To learn more about Blue Engine and their work to support effective co-teaching models, visit their website at blueegine.org.

Access the full podcast transcript at bit.ly/DeeperDiveWithBlueEngine.

"At the end of the day, the learning experience needs to be meaningful and be an appropriate stretch and an appropriate growth opportunity for each student."

In this educational podcast, join Mary Ryerse, managing director of XQ Institute, as she shares her insights and experiences in rethinking high school education. Discover the importance of equity, meaningful learning experiences, and the need for a new model of credentialing that goes beyond the limitations of traditional transcripts.

Learn more about XQ Institute at their website xqsuperschool.org

Access the full podcast transcript at bit.ly/RethinkHighSchool

"Inclusion in a conventional setting, we like to say, is like an invitation to the party. In a learner-centered environment, it creates a condition where people don't need an invitation. They simply feel welcome to join into a community of human beings. And they can be their full 100% authentic selves when in their space."

Join Alin Bennett, Vice President of Practice and Field Advancement at Education Reimagined, as he explores the transformative power of learner-centered education in this insightful podcast. Discover the five key assumptions and design elements that distinguish learner-centered environments, and delve into the concept of ecosystems of learning that are reshaping education for the better.

Learn more about Education Reimagined at their website education-reimagined.org

Access the full podcast transcript at bit.ly/Learner-CenteredEducation

Today we are joined by Zakiya Sakor, the Executive Director of Kindred. Kindred is a non profit organization that facilitates brave spaces for community members to build the mindsets, skills, and collective energy needed to disrupt systemic oppression and create just, liberated schools. In this episode, Zakiya talks to EALA about the ways Kindred is helping to affirm student voices and allow them to discover their gifts.

To learn more, visit their website at kindredcommunities.org

Access the full podcast transcript at bit.ly/5MinsWithKindred