Dr. Scott and Matt unpack the new truth about learning: It is not limited to school. Learning happens anytime and anywhere.

Kelly runs Education Reimagined, a national nonprofit that is at the forefront of learning redesign. More information at https://education-reimagined.org/

Dr. Scott and Matt chat with Amy Anderson, Executive Director of ReSchool Colorado to learn about how their work can inform and guide parents across the country. More information at: http://www.reschoolcolorado.org/

We each interviewed the Founder of Black Girl Magic School, an intentional MicroSchool in Houston. As you listen, imagine what these children are receiving -- not only in book smarts… but in confidence, agency, and character. Wouldn’t you want this for your child? If so, we’ll show how in future episodes.

We are done with 2020. Now we look forward to several shows about the future of learning. Today’s episode frames that pathway.

Who is glad that 2020 is over? Happy Holidays from The Education Game. In this final 2020 podcast, Matt and Dr. Scott discuss five things we’ve learned as a country about virtual learning. Spoiler alert: We have work to do.

A surprisingly honest interview from a former and current school board member of the 7th largest school district in the country (Houston Independent School District).

What do those on the cutting edge of learning think the future will look like? Imagine a future where “school” is replaced by “what works for kids.” MicroSchools, flexibility, emphasis on learning not grades, etc. Listen to Tory to see the future.

Imagine an educational environment that offered creative, challenging, and collaborative learning opportunities while also preparing children (and their parents) for the future of work and society. Meet Cath Fraise, Innovator of Learning.

What does a former State Superintendent of Ohio think about the state of schools? Dr. Susan Zelman is an educational “insider” who thinks like an outsider. As a parent and grandparent, she has seen the system problems close up and is now writing a book that discusses “The Buying and Selling of American Students.”