Help Me Understand with Dr. Robert Dillon

Anna Harrison, ASID, LEED AP, ALEP has focused her work on growing knowledge and understanding about biophilia and biophilic design. She is the Director of Educational Planning at Aedis Architects. Our conversation helped me learning how we can use the positive impact of nature and light o positively shape learning. https://www.linkedin.com/in/annaharrisonasidleedap/

The episode featured Kevin Stoller - Co-Founder & CEO (https://www.kay-twelve.com)

Driven by his passion for enhancing the learning process, Kevin started Kay-Twelve in 2009. Coupled with his experience in the contract furniture industry, Kevin has a B.S, in Mass Communications from Miami University and a MBA from The Ohio State University. Kevin is married with 3 kids and though Kay-Twelve keeps him very busy, he still finds time to coach his 3 kids in their various sports. Involved in several civic and industry groups, one of these programs works with kids to foster creativity and entrepreneurship. In terms of personal interests he still tries to find time for travel, sports, and getting to local concerts when time permits. The underlying mission and philosophy of Kay-Twelve exemplifies his commitment to improving the learning environment. Personally Kevin feels "deeply passionate about allowing kids to fail and learn how to handle adversity. Learning does not stop once they leave the four walls of a classroom and experience learning is invaluable."

More on Bryan Dean and all his awesomeness can be found here. Bryan Dean, @drrevdean, (Consultant & Designer for DTour Professional Learning, #UDL Coach, +Deviant, EDURebel & Haberdashery Enthusiast)

Our guest is Alexander Salas, a designer and thinker, on how to bring the best instructional design to all learning spaces. Check him out at https://stylelearn.com

I'm joined today my wife, Sandra Dillon, MSW. She is a specialist in supporting people through grief and loss. 

Brett Clark talks with me about his boyhood team, the Chicago White Sox. He talks the past, present, and future of the organization. 

Ellie Dillon joins her dad to talk improv and how it can support confidence, provide future skills, and be a lot of fun for students.