With one of the most interesting careers - from running drill rigs to Harvard to NYC public education to raising capitol for her app for kids, Stephanie Dua shares some remarkable insight about how communities are often failing our earliest learners. What I love most about our conversation is that Stephanie gives us a "behind the scenes" look at how we got here - and the science and data is absolutely FASCINATING.
In episode 47, Susannah and Stephanie chat:
- How big a role parents actually play in early education
- Why it is so important to read with your child - especially your boys
- What she learned as CEO of the NYC Department of Education Fund for Public Schools
- What it means that 98% of education funding is for children 5 and up while 85% of the brain develops before age 5
- Where moms can start if they want to make a change to their kids' early learning experience NOW
- Lessons Stephanie has learned being both a mom and a professional and showing up as her "whole self"
- How her early learning app, Homer, can jumpstart your kid
If you want to be intentional about helping your kids succeed in math and reading and so much more - you've gotta listen in and share with a friend.
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