Intersection Education Podcast

We review all 27 conversations that we hosted in 2019 and look forward to next year.

Scott Onucko, Prime Minister's Teaching award winner, speaks about authentic learning with Communication Technology.

Professor Bonnie Stelmach talks about research regarding building school communities.

Joey Feith, physical education teacher and creator of thephysicaleducator.com, speaks to us about the finer points of teaching physical education.

Former Minister of Education for New South Wales speaks about viewing education from public office.

Lynn Leslie speaks about educational planning and how to make it more impactful to schools.

The second episode in our series about What Great Schools Do focuses on creating schools where students want to be and discusses the following aspects: relationships, academic engagement, fun, safety, fairness & equity, and voice.

Brad Langdale speaks about the importance of science and ways he has learned to connect the sciences with students.

The first episode in our series "What Great Schools Do" focuses on Professional Teacher Learning

Nicole Lakusta speaks about using technology to impact student learning.

Dr. Simon Breakspear speaks about how Learning Sprints can be used to increase teacher expertise and ultimately, student performance.

Langston Evans speaks about the AVID program and how they are increasing equity in schools.

Bryn Spence, Dr. Randy Hetherington, and I speak about issues facing school administrators today and discuss solutions to important questions.

Richard Gerver speaks about creating the schools we want for our kids.

Aaron Dublenko, a teachers from Edmonton, speaks about innovation in schools.

Dr. Jody Carrington speaks about how teachers are heroes and how they need to take care of themselves.

Dr. Jed Richardson speaks about how we might measure the impact of teaching and programs.

Diane Lander explains concept-based learning and how it might improve teaching.

Brian Torrance speaks about how Everactive schools works to create healthy schools and communities.

Janelle Allen, from Zen Courses, speaks about engagement, adult learning, online delivery and creating learning communities.