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Guest: Nick Ditri - Disco Fries, Producer, DJ, Label Owner, Investor
Platform: Real World Academy Studio
https://www.realworldacademy.org/
Real World Academy:
Topics:
How to make it as an artist-entrepreneur in 2021?
Hosts:
Guest Commentator: Lincoln Farquharson, Chief Strategy Officer, Real World Academy
Platform: Real World Academy Studio
https://www.realworldacademy.org/
Real World Academy:
Topics:
The impact of Covid on high school education & counseling.
When is it time to seek out a counselor?
The psychological impacts of quarantine, and how they affect learning.
What are the best coping mechanisms and wellness strategies for students, parents, and educators moving forward?
Hosts:
Guest Commentator: Lincoln Farquharson, Chief Strategy Officer, Real World Academy
Platform: Real World Academy Studio
https://www.realworldacademy.org/
Real World Academy:
Topics:
The impact of Covid on high school education & counseling.
When is it time to seek out a counselor?
The psychological impacts of quarantine, and how they affect learning.
What are the best coping mechanisms and wellness strategies for students, parents, and educators moving forward?
Guest Hosts:
Lincoln Farquharson, Chief Strategy Officer, Real World Academy
Garth Birch, Chief Executive Officer, Real World Academy
Inverted Guests:
Domenico Randazzo, Chief Operating Officer, Real World Academy & Music Producer/Artist
Dr. Anthony Longo, Vice President of Community Outreach, Real World Academy & General Physician
Platform: Real World Academy Studio
Real World Academy:
Real World Academy is unique in that it also works with students at transitions, all the way from high school until the workforce. Many "college prep" are simply SAT prep courses, and do nothing to continue working with the student to make sure they actually succeed. Real World Academy is MUCH more than that.
Real World Academy lets any high school student or parent hire an "Agent," a customized counselor and life coach. But simply having an agent does not mean that you will succeed. Students need to take initiative and self-actualize.
Real World Academy gives students the extra time needed that is not afforded by their guidance counselors. The ability to hand select an Agent catered towards your skills and pull from the entire organization's school and industry contacts are unparalleled.
Topics:
What is Anthony's story? What is the story of Anthony Longo, the "science" half of the co-founder duo?
What is Domenico's story? What is the story of Domenico Randazzo, the "arts" half of the co-founder duo?
How did Real World Academy come to be? How did the organization get its start in Newark?
How did the mentoring program begin? Why was Domenico, a great student, so dissatisfied with high school? What did a TED Talk have to do with this? How did the first iteration of the program begin?
Hosts:
Domenico Randazzo, Chief Operating Officer, Real World Academy & Music Producer/Artist
Dr. Anthony Longo, Vice President of Community Outreach, Real World Academy & General Physician
Guest Commentator: Lincoln Farquharson, Chief Strategy Officer, Real World Academy
Guest: Garth Birch, Chief Executive Officer, Real World Academy
Platform: Real World Academy Studio
Real World Academy:
Real World Academy is unique in that it also works with students at transitions, all the way from high school until the workforce. Many "college prep" are simply SAT prep courses, and do nothing to continue working with the student to make sure they actually succeed. Real World Academy is MUCH more than that.
Real World Academy lets any high school student or parent hire an "Agent," a customized counselor and life coach. But simply having an agent does not mean that you will succeed. Students need to take initiative and self-actualize.
Real World Academy gives students the extra time needed that is not afforded by their guidance counselors. The ability to hand select an Agent catered towards your skills and pull from the entire organization's school and industry contacts are unparalleled.
Topics:
What is your background, and how did you come to be the CEO of an education nonprofit with offerings in college prep?
What are the shortcomings of the guidance offerings in many schools? How much time does the average counselor have to spend with each student? Why do college prep organizations need to exist?
What should parents expect from the college application process? What are the pitfalls? Are there hidden costs? Are there certain "pearls" of advice that you have for parents, having gone through this yourself?
Is it worth paying extra to college prep organizations? Are the potential lifelong benefits worth the upfront cost? What do "custom" guidance counselors offer?
What do parents of arts students need to know specifically? How is the college application process radically different for this pool of applicants? How will an unprepared student fare in this lion's den?
Hosts:
Guest Commentator: Lincoln Farquharson, Chief Strategy Officer, Real World Academy & Founder of our Newark College Institute
Platform: Real World Academy Studio
Real World Academy:
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Guest: Carline Reed, Facilitator, Real World Academy & CEO of Project B.U.I.L.D.
Guest Commentator: Lincoln Farquharson, Chief Strategy Officer, Real World Academy & Founder of Newark College Institute
Real World Academy:
Topics:
What should the expectations be of a good mentor? How much is too much to expect? Can they help you get a job, or does their access to the industry give you opportunities you might not have had?
Hi everyone, I’m Domenico Randazzo and I’m here with my cousin, Dr. Anthony Longo. We are the founders of Real World Academy. Together, we’re launching our very first Keeping It Real Podcast.
Currently, we are faced with a crisis in education. Students are being thrown into a very harsh and unforgiving world, without being given the necessary tools to design their future in a way that truly generates success and personal well-being. Instead, students participate in a cookie-cutter style school system that only serves a select few.
There is a fundamental lack of holistic mentorship in our current public education system, and it is causing generational damage. Our organization mentors students from their adolescence through early adulthood. While we do focus on improving students’ academic achievement, we also teach Social-Emotional Development and Professional Development. We’ve realized through working with our students how much a "growth" mindset is lacking in a traditional classroom setting.
So, the purpose of the Keeping It Real podcast is to spread this philosophy and learn from the best in the education space, so we can make the most of this movement and help students design their future.
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