How well does the United States handle sex education? What are the best practices? When is the appropriate time to begin sex ed? The EDHeads(Chelsie Hultz & Dan Conn) welcome special guest Dr. David Amsbury. They discuss the history of sex education, federal and state guidelines as well as abstinence-only facts.

Today on GoodTalk Minot: An exploration into the world of True Crime as we host author CJ Wynn of the upcoming book, Wilder Intentions: Love, Lies, and Murder explores the story and murder of Angila Wilde

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The EDHeads, Chelsie Hultz & Dan Conn, are joined by special guest Dr. Cystal Howell who specializes in online learning. She's currently Assistant Professor of Education at Randolph College and was Recently elected President of American Association for Teaching and Curriculum.

We dig deeper into what they've accomplished during COVID, changing perceptions, and the struggle of budget cuts with special guests Dr Bradley Conrad, creator of the popular educational blog site Tales from the Classroom & Dr Christy McConnell, Professor of Educational Foundations and Curriculum Studies at the University of Northern Colorado.

Our special guests are dynamic, inspiring educators. Authors of 'Lesson Planning with Purpose' Dr. Christy McConnell, Dr. Brad Conrad, and Dr. Bruce Uhrmacher share their experiences, influences, and a teaser of their new book releasing on June 19th, 2020.

Our guest is community advocate Ernest James Usher III, he's also the host of the 'Reckless Endangerment' podcast. Today's topic: An open discussion on equality, racism, and much more. Sponsored by Healthsource Chiropractic of Minot Souris River Brewing

We discuss the relationship between science and culture and our responses to COVID-19 with Minot State University professors Dr Jynette Larshus & Dr Bryan Schmidt. Sponsored by Healthsource Chiropractic of Minot Souris River Brewing

Dr. Flynn is an Associate Professor at Northern Illinois University and author of an award winning book, "White Fatigue: Rethinking Resistance for Social Justice". We will discuss the book and how it can help teachers, even during this global pandemic, talk about race with students in meaningful ways.

Fill your glass and join dynamic co-hosts Dawn Dugan Palumbo & Eric Hansen. Tell us your favorite lyrics in the comments. Nobody wants to talk about covid anymore so we're chatting our favorite subjects...music and emotions. What lyrics are your favorites? Or lyrics that strike a chord with you?

Part four in a special EDHeads series regarding COVID-19 and it's impact on education. Today their guests include parent and student perspectives on the unique situation we face with learning during a global pandemic.