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The Journalistic Learning Podcast

Ed Madison and Journalistic Learning Initiative

The Journalistic Learning Podcast explores the question: What if we infused journalist strategies into English Language Arts courses to teach students media literacy, critical thinking, and effective communication skills?Join hosts Ed Madison and Bo Brusco as they chat with ELA teachers who are leading or have led journalistic learning projects in their classrooms. Hear their stories of trial and triumph, as well as their tips and advice. Along the way, Bo will keep you up-to-date on relevant

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Raising World-Class Learners with Yong Zhao

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/05/22

On today’s episode: education scholar and author, Yong ZhaoZhao is an education professor at the University of Kansas and at the Melbourne Graduate School of Education in Australia. His work focuses on technology and globalization’s impact on education. His latest book, co-authored with fellow KU professor Rick Ginsberg, is Duck and Cover which explores the outdated and ill-informed ideas that plague our school system and how we can rethink them.Topics: 02:30 How ‘chance’ can become opportunity

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Empowering Students with Press Passes with Lara Bergen

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/05/15

On today’s episode: founder and executive director of Press Pass NYC Lara BergenBergen is a former educator and the founder and executive director of Press Pass NYC, an organization that offers support, training, resources, and opportunities for New York City public schools to create journalism classrooms and student newspapers.Topics: 02:13 The power of children book writing 06:42 Starting a school newspaper with students 09:50 Bringing journalistic learning to under-resourced schools 14:58 How

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Teaching is a "Calling" with Sarah Frayer

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/05/08

On today’s episode: educator and public speaker Sarah FrayerFrayer is an award winning educator, consultant, curriculum developer and the CEO of the APTI Model, an education consulting firm that offers evidence-based, social-emotional learning strategies and tools. She’s also co-founder of Reflective Pages, a nonprofit that aims to build muliticultural and comprehensive curriculums in schools.Topics: 01:56 Teaching as a calling 04:44 Advocating for your needs 09:48 The APTI Model and

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Rethinking School Discipline with Rhonda Nese

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2023/05/01

On today’s episode: special education professor and researcher Rhonda NeseNese is an assistant professor in the Department of Special Education and Clinical Sciences at the University of Oregon College of Education. Her research focuses on reducing exclusionary school disciplinary practices. She also provides technical assistance to state, district and school level teams across the nation.Topics 02:08 Implicit bias explained 05:06 Unpacking the school-to-prison pipeline 08:08 Helping teachers

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Writing for Civic and Academic Engagement with...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/04/24

On today’s episode: English professor at Arizona State University Jessica EarlyEarly is an English professor at Arizona State University. She’s also the director of the Central Arizona writing Project at ASU, and a former high school English teacher. Her latest book, Next Generation Genres, offers educators an alternative framework for writing instruction, one that offers compelling writing genres like op-eds, profiles, and podcasts, all relevant to students.Topics 02:00 Why we should move beyond

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Advocating for Your Special Needs Child with Betsy...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/04/17

On today’s episode: Former special education teacher Betsy BallardBallard is a retired teacher who taught in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District in Chester County, Pennsylvania, where she worked as a family and consumer science teacher and also in special education. For years, she’s worked to support parents trying to navigate bureaucratic systems to get appropriate services for their children.Topics 01:58 Challenges for special education students during Covid 04:56 Empowering parents with

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Advocating for Your Special Needs Child with Betsy...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/04/10

On today’s episode: Former special education teacher Betsy BallardBallard is a retired teacher who taught in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District in Chester County, Pennsylvania, where she worked as a family and consumer science teacher and also in special education. For years, she’s worked to support parents trying to navigate bureaucratic systems to get appropriate services for their children.Topics 02:13 Special education systems vary across states 06:23 How students “fall through the

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Student-Centered Learning and Digital Media with...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/04/03

On today’s episode: Education professor and consultant William KistKist is an education professor emeritus at Kent State University, an education consultant, and a former high school English teacher. For over 20 years, he’s worked with schools and districts on a national level, with a focus on integrating technology in the classroom. His book, Curating a Literacy Life, gives teachers and parents resources to help students make sense of their media landscape.Topics 02:00 Bringing New Media into the

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Coming of Age During COVID with Katherine Schulten -...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/03/27

On today’s podcast: Former New York Times Learning Network editor Katherine SchultenSchulten was editor-in-chief of the New York Times Learning Network, which publishes free teaching resources for middle and high school teachers and students. She’s also the author of the recent book Coming of Age in 2020, a compilation of writing and artwork submitted by students that reflects how youth across the country coped during a tumultuous year.Topics 02:08 Explaining journalism basics in the digital age

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Coming of Age During COVID with Katherine Schulten -...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/03/20

On today’s podcast: Former New York Times Learning Network editor Katherine SchultenSchulten was editor-in-chief of the New York Times Learning Network, which publishes free teaching resources for middle and high school teachers and students. She’s also the author of the recent book Coming of Age in 2020, a compilation of writing and artwork submitted by students that reflects how youth across the country coped during a tumultuous year.Topics: 03:00 Origins of Coming of Age in 2020 and elevating

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Broader Access to Montessori Methods with Ayize Sabater

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/03/13

On today’s podcast: Entrepreneur and educational researcher Ayize SabaterDr. Sabater is an entrepreneur, researcher, author, and educator who’s confounded several organizations, including a Montessori Public Charter School in Washington D.C., and his latest venture, the Black Montessori Education Fund. His research interests include family engagement and culturally relevant pedagogy.Topics 02:06 What is Montessori education? 05:00 Economic and cultural barriers to Montessori 10:18 The Montessori

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Cultured-Centered Teaching with Augusta Mann

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/03/06

On today’s podcast: educator and professional development specialist Augusta MannMann is the originator of Touching the Spirit, a culture-centered set of teaching practices for accelerated student achievement. Her approach specifically benefits students of color in the areas of phonics, vocabulary, reading and writing comprehension. She’s a professional development specialist, literacy professional, and former classroom teacher, who’s led workshops across the U.S.Topics 01:56 Culture-centered

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Teens and Social Media with Nichole Kelly

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/02/27

On today’s podcast: Professor Nichole KellyKelly is an associate professor at the University of Oregon’s College of Education, researching eating behaviors, body image beliefs, and their impact on mental health. In this episode, we discuss the recent lawsuit against tech giants launched by Seattle Public Schools and social media’s role in student life.Topics 02:00 Social media and eating disorders, and “documenting your life” online 06:44 Being “perfect” in public, and parenting in the digital age

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Journalism and Education with Eder Campuzano

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/02/20

On today’s podcast: journalist Eder CampuzanoCampuzano is K-12 reporter for the Star Tribune, the largest daily newspaper in Minnesota. Before that, he was the education reporter for the Oregonian, focusing his coverage on marginalized students. He’s an alum of the University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communication, where he worked at the Daily Emerald, the college’s award-winning student publication.In this episode, we discuss his journalism career and the ways journalism can help

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Creativity in the Classroom with Ron Beghetto

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/02/13

On today’s podcast: Dr. Ron Beghetto.Beghetto is an internationally recognized expert on creative thought and action in education settings. He’s a professor at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University, and serves as the editor for the Journal of Creative Behavior.In this episode, we discuss his work exploring creative learning in and beyond the classroom and the development of students’ creative confidence.Topics 01:53 The “Tyranny of the Lesson Plan” explained 09:36 How to

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The Future of Smart with Ulcca Joshi Hansen

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/02/06

On today’s podcast: Dr. Ulcca Joshi HansenHansen is the chief program officer for Grantmakers for Education, the largest forum in education philanthropy, and has worked in the education field for two decades. She’s also the author of the new book The Future of Smart which explores how we can build an education system that nurtures the unique, human capabilities of each child, and lay the groundwork for a more equitable and humane future.In this episode we discuss her book, her career in education,

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Why Creativity Matters with Ross Anderson

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/01/30

On today’s podcast: education researcher and strategist Ross AndersonAnderson is the co-founder of the Creative Engagement Lab which promotes creativity among educators and students. He’s led large research projects, including numerous collaborations with the Journalistic Learning Initiative, and has published articles on creative development, educational change, and arts integrated teaching and learning in numerous peer-reviewed journals.In this episode, we discuss creativity in the classroom and

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Cultivating Effective Communicators with Melissa...

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/01/23

On today’s podcast: educators and curriculum designers Melissa Wantz and Rachel Guldin.Wantz is a former middle and high school English teacher with twenty years of classroom experience. She’s also a former print reporter, newspaper columnist and communications consultant – experience that proved invaluable when she helped create and design JLI’s Effective Communicators program.Guldin is a assistant professor at Denison University in Ohio, and a former public school teacher, who’s taught English at

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Journalistic Learning's Origins with Esther Wojcicki

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/01/16

On today’s podcast: education thought leader and former journalism teacher Esther Wojcicki.Wojcicki led a renowned journalism program at Palo Alto High School in California for 27 years and is a highly sought speaker on education reform. She is also the board chair of Creative Commons, a nonprofit focused on education and learning, and is a co-founder of the Journalistic Learning Initiative.In this episode, we discuss her teaching career at Palo Alto and the power of project-based

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How to Have Kids Love Learning Trailer

The Journalistic Learning Podcast ·

2023/01/15

How to Have Kids Love Learning explores ideas and strategies for parents and educators help students to thrive. Host Ed Madison is a professor and researcher at the University of Oregon and serve as Executive Director of the Journalistic Learning Initiative, a non-profit organization that empowers middle and high schools students discover their voice, improve academic outcomes, and become self-directed learners through project-based storytelling. Teaching students to become effective communicators

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