On today’s episode we’re talking about why it’s important for students to have choice over their learning. We discuss some of the current research and talk about ways that various types of schools can enhance students’ learning through the power of choice.

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Discover immersive project-based learning as we delve into The Raleigh School's innovative approach to education. Join us in conversation with Kelly Banik, the Head of School, and Jonathan, a parent deeply engaged in The Raleigh School community. Uncover the secrets behind their successful project-based curriculum and explore the unique strategies they employ to foster a vibrant sense of community within the school. Dive into a world where learning becomes an adventure and community thrives.

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On today's episode we're talking to Rachel, an elementary school teacher with experience in the traditional public school setting as well as a project based learning charter school. Rachel explains why she left the traditional public school environment in favor of project based learning.

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In today’s episode we’re talking with Molly, a private school teacher who is trained in a special type of Project Based Learning called The Project Approach. Molly discusses choosing private school for her 2 daughters and the incredible depth of learning that comes from The Project Approach.

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In this episode we're talking to Amy, an elementary school teacher at a project based learning charter school. Amy provides us with details about how project based learning works day-to-day by describing specific projects and discussing the differences between students doing projects versus engaging in project based learning. 

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In this episode we discuss Project Based Learning and all that comes with the power of learning by doing. 

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In this episode we sit down with Darcie, an elementary public school teacher whose 11-year journey has provided profound insights into the hidden realities of teaching. 

Darcie unveils the mental and physical challenges that teachers face, and she candidly shares some of the harsh realities that have ultimately led her to part ways with a profession she once held dear. Stay tuned for an eye-opening exploration into the heart of public schooling.

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How do magnet schools differ from traditional public schools? In this episode we breakdown a few facets of magnet schools, standardized testing, public school teacher salaries and more. Join us as we talk to Danielle, a longtime public school parent, as she shares her perspective and wisdom about public magnet schools and the state of public education today. 

In this episode, we interview Jon - a public high school teacher. Jon is a passionate educator with an intense desire to create bright futures for all of his students. Jon's dedication to his craft and devotion to his students may outweigh any constraints faced in the public school system, but you'll have to listen to find out the full story...

In this episode, we interview Lindsay- a public school parent who also works in a public elementary school. Lindsay is passionate about public education and we discuss the ways that school choice has an impact on the larger community. Lindsay's unique experience as both teacher and parent in the public school system offers listeners insight and wisdom as they weigh educational decisions for their own family.