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I am so excited to share the fourth and final episode on the ChatGPT installment. On this episode Dr. Johnson, the person who helped me find my passion for philosophy, and I discuss his unique grading policy, the importance of failure, the purpose of knowledge and the role of education for both the society and the individual. We take a deep dive into Greco-Roman and ancient Eastern philosophies regarding education and knowledge. I really hope you enjoy this conversation! 

Dr. Johnson's Website: https://philpeople.org/profiles/monte-ransome-johnson

This week's episode is the third episode in the ChatGPT installment. In today's conversation we discuss the innovative ways in which some educators are implementing the AI tool into their classroom, the shortcomings of assessments, the future of ed-tech, and developing media literacy. If you would like to connect/learn more about Rachelle here is her website: https://rdene915.com/.

I hope you enjoy! 

It's the Valentine's Week episode in which we discuss Dr. Marche’s piece on The Atlantic called ‘The College Essay Is Dead.’ We discuss the importance of writing, and its elements that are inherently human, making it difficult for computers to model. Transitioning into more abstract concepts covering the limits of AI, and the future of education. We then discuss the divergence of the humanities from the hard sciences in universities, and the impacts this form of education can have on its students. I hope you enjoy!

I'm so happy to present the first episode of many of 2023! This week we focus on ChatGPT and its impact on education. We discuss a new framework to understand cheating with artificial intelligence and break down how schools can develop a technology plan/vision to implement new innovations to improve their educational models. I hope you enjoy!

Guest Victoria Thompson's Website: https://sites.google.com/view/victoriathetech/home

As we step into the 2023 I wanted to thank you all for listening and supporting the Re-Education platform throughout the year. In this week's episode we tackle mental health once again. This time approaching it from the perspective of a child psychiatrist. On episode 29 Dr. Sathappan shares his philosophy, diving into the techniques and methodologies he uses for his patients. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

TW: This episode includes emotional topics including addiction, mental illness, grief and suicide. If you or someone you love is experiencing an emotional crisis, call 988 and or text 741-741.

What does it mean to be happy and how have Western conceptions of the importance placed on this one emotion changed over time? Does technological advancement lead to increased happiness? How can we measure happiness? To answer these questions I spoke with Dr. Peter Stearns. I hope you enjoy this conversation!

QOTD: How have conceptions of love changed over time and are the ones we currently hold conducive to forming healthy relationships? In today's episode Dr. Mary Evans, a sociologist who has written extensively on love penning "Woman Question" and "Love: An Unromantic Discussion", shares her insights into these questions. I hope you enjoy! 

~ g.y. 

TW: This episode includes emotional topics including addiction, mental illness, grief and suicide. If you or someone you love is experiencing an emotional crisis, call 988 and or text 741-741.

On today's episode we discuss arguably the most important topic that an education should cover: death. The guest, Anne Moss Rogers, is a mental health speaker who helps people prevent suicide, reduce substance misuse, and find life after loss. She is also the author of The Diary of a Broken Mind. Today, she shares her story and her advice on how to provide support to those who may be suffering from thoughts of suicide.

Links:

Books and free eBooks

Professional Speaker/Training Website

How to tell someone I want to kill myself

Coping Strategies for Extreme Emotions

They said they are thinking of suicide, what now?

Resilience & Crisis Safety Planning Activity for Students

Concrete Strategies that helped me work through my teen depression

On this week's episode Dr. Sternberg shares her insights into the question of the week: what is love? You can find more information about her work and research on her website: https://lovemultiverse.com. 

I hope you enjoy the conversation!

Can mental wellbeing be defined and measured? How can students learn to cope with hardship in a healthy way? How far has brain imaging come in diagnosing mental illnesses? What are ways in which teachers can be better trained to help students through trying times? 

In this week's question Dr. Jyoti Mishra helps us answer these questions. I hope you enjoy!

A Little Brain: https://www.amazon.com/Little-Brain-Jyoti-Mishra/dp/1639858555