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Silver Lining for Learning

Punya Mishra | Chris Dede | Curt Bonk | Yong Zhao

Silver Lining for Learning (https://silverliningforlearning.org) is an ongoing conversation on the future of learning with educators and education leaders from across the globe. Hosted by Chris Dede, Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao, these conversations began under the “dark cloud” of the COVID19 crisis and continue today. We see these conversations as space to discuss the creation of equitable, humanistic and sustainable learning ecosystems that meet the needs of all learners. These

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01:06:39

Addressing the Digital Divide: The Story of Oakland...

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2022/07/16

When COVID-19 forced schools to offer remote learning, access to computing devices and the Internet became a significant issue for many children. Although the digital divide has been talked about before the pandemic, remote learning made it a paramount issue for schools, teachers, and students. Oakland in California took an innovative approach to bring access to devices and Internet connectivity to all students in the city. The story was reported by Javeria Salman of the Hechinger Report in April

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01:01:53

Hosts Reflect 112

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2022/07/09

Hosts Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao gather to reflect on the past five episodes (#108-#111 + Bonus episode) and provide commentary. Tune in to our past episodes!Bonus Episode 05 | Silver Lining for Learning goes to Space Camp!Episode 111 | K-12 Expansion into Higher EducationEpisode 110 | Big Data in Education: The Promise and the PerilEpisode 109 | It’s Time to Scale Up Global Education: A Chat with Laurence PetersEpisode 108 | InnovateHERs: Strategies from Purpose-Driven Entrepreneurial

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01:01:34

K-12 Expansion into Higher Education

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2022/06/25

K-12 schools, especially those known for their own unique educational philosophies and pedagogies, have been working on preparing their own teachers and spreading their philosophies and pedagogies through their own graduate schools. Recent years have seen a number of K-12 schools developing their own graduate programs that offers masters and doctoral degrees. In this episode, we invited leaders and students from two recently emerged graduate schools to share their experiences. Bridges Graduate

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01:01:58

Big Data in Education: The Promise and the Peril

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2022/06/18

A large amount of learning happens in digital environments that can preserve data about every click, scroll, and touch. These data can support powerful predictions about a learner’s interests, abilities, and actions. What can we do with these data, and what principles should guide our use of data? In this episode, Avriel Epps-Darling, Andrew Ho, and Katina Michael discuss the promise and peril of “big data” in educational contexts. Each will provide examples where these data have helped learners and

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01:04:16

It’s Time to Scale Up Global Education: A Chat with...

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2022/06/11

We have on Laurence Peters (JD, MA), a current teacher at Johns Hopkins, to chat with him about his new book published by Routledge in 2022, Creating the Global Classroom: Approaches to Developing the Next Generation of World Savvy Students. Peters explains how to integrate global education ideas, projects, and perspectives throughout K-12 education and the varied ways in which global education can be understood. He believes global education must be an aspect of everything learners do today; only

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01:02:20

(InnovateHERs: Strategies from Purpose-Driven...

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2022/06/04

As a woman, how can you foster an entrepreneurial mindset to succeed in business? How do you take an idea, dream or goal and transform it into a strategy for success in a purpose-driven organization? How can you align your purpose and passion to help you “do well and do good” in your profession? Authors Barbara Kurshan (President at EduCorp, Senior Advisor UPenn) and Kathleen Hurley (ex-IBM, Pearson, ALI Harvard), both experienced and highly regarded business and education leaders, wanted to know

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01:02:32

Hosts reflect

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2022/05/21

Hosts Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao gather to reflect on the past nine episodes (#98-#106) and provide commentary. Tune in to our past episodes!Episode 106 | Global Eyes on Global Ed: Transforming Learning through Cross Cultural Project-Based LearningEpisode 105 | QualityMatters.org on Quality MattersEpisode 104 | Meaningful and Active Learning through Technology-Expanded Classrooms and Intense Global CollaborationEpisode 103 | Don’t Just be Savvy, be World Savvy!Episode 102 | Strategies for

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01:01:08

Global Eyes on Global Ed: Transforming Learning...

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2022/05/14

This episode of Silver Lining for Learning will highlight global education projects and approaches designed and sponsored by the Centre for Global Education (CGE) in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. In the show, we hear from two teachers in South America as well as Terry Godwaldt, the director of the CGE in Canada, and get their views on how to effectively foster collaborative projects and experiences meant to empower youth around the world to become digitally savvy, caring, and committed global citizens

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01:01:19

QualityMatters.org on Quality Matters

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2022/05/07

What are the changes we have noticed, the challenges, and opportunities, globally, for both HE and K-12 education to improve and ensure quality in digital education? When the pandemic arose, the world was impacted, and education delivery for the majority of the world pivoted to online environments – a place where Quality Matters (QM) has worked for the last 15 years to improve the quality of online education and student learning.Our education is undergoing a dramatic shift or transformation

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01:01:53

Meaningful and Active Learning through...

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2022/04/30

This session is focused on attracting students’ interest and engagement in inquiry, meaningful learning, global education, and cross-cultural projects. Broadening students’ world vision as well as strengthening their knowledge about different cultures is critical to teaching in the 21st century. Knowing how to break down barriers between students from different learning backgrounds and cultures is of particular importance today. This session of Silver Lining for Learning will highlight how three

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01:01:53

Don’t Just be Savvy, be World Savvy!

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2022/04/23

In this increasingly diverse and globally connected world, global education and exchange opportunities are increasingly vital. Enter World Savvy, a national nonprofit that works with educators and community leaders for the past two decades that focuses on creating inclusive schools where young people effectively engage in activities that involve extensive problem solving, empathy, and higher order thinking skills. With this World Savvy support, students engage in real-world challenges and in their

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01:02:21

Strategies for Scaling to Achieve Educational Impact

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2022/04/16

This session focuses on the challenges and opportunities for scaling innovations in the education sector in a context of uncertainty, risk, and ambiguity. Guests Monica Higgins & James Honan provide a brief overview of their work on scaling for impact and will highlight some of the key considerations for building leadership and organizational capacities to ensure sustainability moving forward. The Covid-19 pandemic has presented leaders of education sector organizations with a number of disruptive

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01:04:07

Back to the future – with guests from past 100 episodes

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2022/04/09

Delete and replace with episode notesProse on the SLL episode page can be used for this purpose - but will need some crafting, since some of the episode descriptions are too long. Hyperlinks can also be found on the episode page but may need curating.

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01:00:46

Special Episode Celebration with surprise guests

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2022/04/02

Silver Lining for Learning, Episode 100: Celebrating 100 episodes with guests Dodzi Amemado, Lydia Cao, Gerald Fussell, John Heffernan, Robert Nelson, Priyank Sharma & Danty Yin

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01:02:43

Mechanisms for Achieving Educational Visions

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2022/03/26

Mechanisms for achieving educational vision with Barbara Means & Jeremy Roschelle

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01:02:15

Authentic Project-based Learning in Science (Urban...

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2022/03/19

New Zealand North Island: Problem-based learning (PBL) is a student-centered pedagogical approach that can hook students into science. In this session, Sutapa Mukund will explain how PBL allows students to explore real-world authentic problems. The problem often drives the learning process as learners are motivated to think about various solutions to the problem. To solve the problem, students are encouraged to work in collaboration with others such as in building and maintaining a communal garden

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01:01:18

Hosts reflect

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2022/03/11

The hosts discuss the most recent episodes and continue the conversation while trying to reflect on the topics that were covered by various guests from around the world.

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01:01:18

Transforming Schools to Personalize Education

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2022/03/05

Personalization of learning has become a major goal of educational transformation. But very few schools have actually achieved true personalization, which Yong Zhao calls personalizable education in his book Reach for Greatness: Personalizable Education for All Children. Personalizable education requires flexible curriculum, flexible leadership, flexible facilities, flexible scheduling, and a number of other flexibilities. It also requires schools to give students autonomy for self-determination. In

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01:02:18

The view from the Dean’s office

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2022/02/26

It is clear that the field of education faces significant challenges today. We live in a world that is increasingly interconnected even while national and global tribalism tears it asunder. A world that is riven by systemic inequities and injustices that deprive many learners of the opportunities they are their due. The accelerating pace of technological change brings with it immense opportunities to expand educational access across space and time and within and outside of standard educational

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01:01:00

Responding to the pandemic: The view from the...

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2022/02/19

Over the past two years, schools have been battling with the pandemic in many different ways in order to provide high quality education to all children. They have responded creatively to the many disruptions COVID-19 has posted to schooling. In this episode, we invited two superintendents, Dr. Christine Ackerman from Chappaqua Central School District in New York and Dr. Chris Kennedy from West Vancouver, British Columbia, to share with us their actions, innovations, and their perspectives on where

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