Element Is Everything

Do you find that you separate school life from home life? Terri shares perspective and ideas on how to bring it altogether - to become life-long and self-determined learners.

Terri continues the discussion with Michaeleen Doucleff, PhD, science journalist and author of New York Times Bestseller Hunt, Gather, Parent about societal shifts that have impacted motivation and cooperation.

Terri chats with Dr. Michaeleen Doucleff, award-winning science journalist, NPR correspondent, and author of two groundbreaking books that challenge many of the assumptions we make about parenting in the modern world.

Dina Emser, professional coach, speaker, and author, shares strategies to avoid the drama of blame and shame, and focus on solutions that that reflect mutual respect.

What began in the early 80s out of necessity continues to grow and help parents, spouses, educators, and managers find solutions with dignity and respect. Terri speaks with Jane Nelsen, founder of the Positive Discipline Association and author of dozens of resources for helping people young and old become responsible, respectful and resourceful members of their communities.

Jeff Riley, Executive Director of Day of AI, shares his perspective on the good, the bad, and the possibilities of AI in K-12 education. 

Terri continues the conversation of self-directed learning with Blake Boles as he shares his thoughts on consensual schooling, intensive parenting, hard fun, and the importance of peer groups.

Terri dives into the topic of self-directed learning as Blake Boles shares his notion of consensual schooling, intensive parenting, hard fun, and the importance of peer groups.

Terri dives into the topic of self-directed learning as Blake Boles shares his notion of consensual schooling, intensive parenting, hard fun, and the importance of peer groups.

Terri speaks with a teen film-maker about the what school should be, learning at the right time, setting and measuring your own goals, and experiencing summer vacation all year round.