Today, we explore the power of data, what it is, why it matters, and how both formal and informal data can help us make better decisions for students. We discuss what to measure, how to collect meaningful information, and how teachers and parents can use data to support learning without getting overwhelmed.

Join us for a conversation that highlights:

• Why data matters in both everyday life and education 
• What to measure and what to ignore
• How to use both formal metrics and informal observations
• Practical ways to turn information into action that helps kids thrive

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In this episode of Education Evolved, we explore the power of struggle, why it matters, how it builds resilience, and what parents and educators can do to help students grow through it. We discuss how today’s students experience struggle differently, what resilience looks like over time, and how AI is reshaping when and how students lean into challenges.

Join us for a conversation that highlights:

• Why struggle is essential for deep learning
• How resilience and adaptability develop in students
• Practical ways families and schools can normalize healthy challenges
• How AI can both hinder and enhance meaningful struggle

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In this episode of Education Evolved, we explore why some of the most powerful ideas in education should come from outside the field. From cutting-edge innovation to bold problem-solving, looking beyond our own schools is essential if we want our students to thrive in a rapidly changing world.

Join us for a conversation that highlights:

• How XPRIZE is fueling optimism and accelerating global breakthroughs
• What other industries are doing to solve the world’s biggest challenges and what schools can learn from them
•  How these ideas translate directly into preparing students for the future

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In this episode of Education Evolved, we explore the power of noticing and why being a problem-spotter can be just as important as being a problem-solver.

We ask: Does everything really need fixing? How can we teach ourselves and those around us to pause, observe, and understand before jumping into action?

Join us as we discuss:

• The subtle but essential difference between spotting and solving problems
• Everyday habits that sharpen our ability to notice what matters most
• How educators and parents can create environments where wonder, curiosity, and thoughtful questioning come first

Sometimes the best leaders and learners aren’t the ones who rush to fix things, but are those who see opportunities clearly.

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In this episode of Education Evolved, we explore the art of repurposing—the mindset and method of turning what you already have into what you actually need. If we’re preparing students for 2040 and beyond, repurposing is essential.

Join us to learn:

• Concrete examples from classrooms that transform everyday materials into powerful learning tools, to campus spaces and traditions reimagined for today's needs. 
• Our simple, repeatable process to use throughout all areas of life.
• How parents can repurpose routines, resources, and even household tensions into opportunities for curiosity, independence, and joy.

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We are educating students who will enter the world in 2040 and beyond.

Listen as we discuss:

• What is culture, and why is culture important to shift in a school?
• What are tangible things parents, teachers, and staff can do to shift culture in any setting?
• If we look 10 years ahead, what do we think the culture of schools will need to look like for students to thrive?

And learn what excites us most about the future of schools!

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We are educating students who will enter into the world in 2040 and beyond.

Listen as we discuss:

• Where is the world going?
• What is one trend in education people are not paying enough attention to?
• What should every school teach?

And learn what excites us most about the future of schools!

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