Intersection Education Podcast

Tal Thompson speaks about developing the building blocks of character in students, while also raising achievement.

Dr. Randy Hetherington, Bryn Spence, and Corey Haley speak about the issues administrators face in schools and solutions for these obstacles.

Dr. Marian Small speaks about increasing students performance in mathematics.

RCMP Superintendent speaks about how police and schools can work together to create better communities.

Jennifer Gfroerer, principal of Valley Catholic Middle School in Beaverton, Oregon, speaks to us about the advantages of STEM education and shares her implementation story.

Dr. Kate Storey shares ways we might increase the health of our students and communities through schools.

Justin Jackson speaks about adult learning, skills we can teach to prepare students for careers in tech and the importance of mental health.

Dr. Jennifer Tupper, Dean of the Faculty of Education at the University of Alberta, speaks about what goes into developing the program for educating future teachers.

George Couros speaks about the Innovator's Mindset and how it can improve teaching and learning.

A short review of episodes #21-30. Corey speaks about the essential messages and take-aways from our guests.

Our guests from this past year give suggestions for small incremental improvements that you can make today.

Jennifer Waring speaks about successful instructional coaching in schools.

Ramona Big Head speaks about what colonialism is to her as a Blackfoot woman and the effects on her life today.

Dr. Phil McRae speaks about the new Alberta curriculum, the effect of class sizes on learning and mindful use of technology.

The authors of The Third Path speak about the importance of relationships in schools.

John McGettigan speaks about teachers leading learning, using Learning Sprints to improve teachers practice and citizenship education.

A discussion with Bryn Spence on current issues for school leaders.

Gordon Campbell speaks about lesson he learned leading French Immersion schools and his new book about Leadership.

Jesse & Travis speak about their experience leading change and how they believe personalized learning should be increased in schools.

Dr. Jay gives tools to find the middle ground in polarized conversations and move forward on contentious issues.