In this episode EALA is joined by Kathy Hoffman, the Executive Director of Innovation & Special Education Initiatives at Arizona State University, and Co Leader behind Project OASIS. Listen in as we discuss how Project Oasis is ensuring all learners, particularly students with learning differences, have access to the opportunities they need to have lifelong success. 

To get in touch with Kathy, email [email protected]. and to learn more about Project OASIS's collaboration with the Vail School district go to: education.asu.edu/about/news/creating-district-wide-approach-educational-inclusion 

For the full transcript go to bit.ly/3PKsiym 

In this episode, EALA is joined by Charlene Margot, co-founder and CEO of The Parent Venture, a nonprofit dedicated to providing high-quality, inclusive parent and community education. Listen in to hear how The Parent Venture is empowering families by making parent education free and accessible to thousands of people across the country.

To learn more about The Parent Venture and to access their free webinars and resources, visit www.parentventure.org/ 

Access the full transcript go to bit.ly/3vmDhHl 

In this episode, EALA discusses with Brad Thompson the importance and positive impact that team based models in special education has on teacher retention and student progress. The Next Education Workforce works with districts to develop team-based staffing, aimed at distributing expertise amongst teachers to deliver more personalized learning experiences for all students.

For the full transcript go to bit.ly/5MinsWithBradThompson 

In this episode, EALA is joined by Nancy Weinstein, the founder and CEO of MindPrint Learning, and Greg King, the Director of Research. Listen in as they discuss how they are using data to help educators focus on students' strength and tap into every learner's potential.

To learn more about MindPrint Learning and how they use cognitive data to teach students how they learn, visit mindprintlearning.com

Access the full transcript bit.ly/MindprintDeepDive 

In this episode, EALA sits down with Rachel Brody, Head of Global Resources at Teach for All, and they discuss the organization's global initiatives in inclusive education, climate change education, and technology. Learn about Teach for All's impactful Inclusive Education Fellowship and hear inspiring success stories of educators making a difference in their local communities. 

For the full transcript go to bit.ly/5MinsWithTeachforAll 

In this episode, EALA discusses with Ryan Mick how The Learning Accelerator assists teachers and policymakers in advancing all learners within virtual or hybrid learning models on their educational journey. Interested in a partnership with TLA? Email [email protected]

For the full transcript go to bit.ly/5MinsWithTLA 

EALA is joined by Dan Krause, Principal of Willowbrook High School and former School Study Tours host school leader. In this episode we discuss the importance of, and how to's of creating a student centered school. Check out the Case Study Creating a Student-Centered School: Lessons from Willowbrook High School through this link bit.ly/StudentCenteredCaseStudy 

To access the full transcript go to bit.ly/StudentCenteredDanKrause 

In this episode, EALA talks with Sarah Bishop-Root, Partner for Policy Leadership at Education Reimagined. Together, they explore the policies and conditions necessary to make learner-centered education available to every child. To learn more, visit: education-reimagined.org/ 

Access the full transcript at: bit.ly/5MinsWithEdReimagined 

In this episode, EALA talks with Ed Dieterle, an expert in AI and education research and consulting. Together, they tackle pressing questions about algorithm builders, diversity, and the necessity for educators to responsibly navigate AI, emphasizing the importance of skepticism to ensure fairness and equity in the education community.  

To learn more, visit Ed’s website at https://sites.google.com/view/edwarddieterle .

Access the full transcript at bit.ly/5MinsWithEdDieterle

In this episode, EALA talks with Brenda Barrio, professor, researcher, and past-president of the Council for Learning Disabilities. Listen in to hear how this international organization, composed of professionals who represent diverse disciplines, is committed to enhancing the education and quality of life for individuals with learning disabilities across the life span. Tune in to hear how CLD is taking evidence-based research and translating it into practices that educators can use to support learners with disabilities.

To learn more, visit: https://council-for-learning-disabilities.org/ 

To access the full transcript go to bit.ly/5MinsWithCLD