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National Association of Independent Schools

In the past year, school leaders have faced a constant need to innovate and respond to rapidly changing conditions in their communities, our nation and our world. Now we’re all seeking ways to bring healing and strength to our schools in the year ahead. But what else can we learn from these challenging times, and what inspiration can we draw for the future of schools? Tim Fish, NAIS Chief Innovation Officer, is teaming up with Lisa Kay Solomon, author, educator and designer of strategic

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Pluralism in Education

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2024/10/15

Episode 64: Pluralism in EducationAvailable October 15, 2024Navigating polarities and fostering respectful dialogue are responsibilities that weigh heavy on many school leaders right now. How, in the current social and political climate, can we build bridges of cooperation rather than creating further barriers that divide us? How can we create space for people to voice ideas and opinions while balancing our very real obligations to nurture student safety and wellbeing? Eboo Patel, author and

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A Special Re-Broadcast: Student Voice and Agency in...

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2024/10/08

A Special Re-Broadcast: Episode 40, Student Voice and Agency in EducationIn honor of the departure of our original New View EDU host Tim Fish after 60 episodes, we’re pausing to share one of his favorite episodes of the podcast. Tim delighted in speaking with students, and was especially enthusiastic about this interview with two students from One Stone School in Boise, Idaho. We hope you’ll enjoy revisiting this episode with us. Stay tuned for our return to new programming next week, when Debra

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Building Academic Resilience

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2024/10/01

Episode 63: Building Academic ResilienceAvailable October 1, 2024Resilience is a hot topic in education. We wonder whether our students display enough of it, how we can help them build it, and whether resilience alone is enough to help kids thrive in an increasingly demanding and uncertain world. But what if we need to expand our thinking beyond building resilience in individuals, and start considering a systems-based approach instead? That’s what Megan Kennedy is exploring with her team at the UW

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Wisdom Road

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2024/09/24

Episode 62: Wisdom RoadIf you had an RV full of gas and the opportunity to spend months traveling anywhere you wanted to go, what journeys would you take? It sounds like some sort of icebreaker question, but for Grant Lichtman, it was a passion project that became the Wisdom Road. He traveled North America in search of perspectives, traditions, and knowledge our society is in danger of losing, and he’s sharing his experience with New View EDU host Debra Wilson.Guest: Grant LichtmanResources,

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Reflecting on 60 Episodes of New View EDU

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2024/09/17

Episode 61: Reflecting on 60 Episodes of New View EDUFor the past six seasons, Tim Fish has been the voice of New View EDU. Now that he has departed from his role at NAIS to start his own firm, NAIS President Debra Wilson and Vice President of Leadership and Governance Morva McDonald will be taking the reins. But first, Debra sits down with Tim to reflect on his sixty episodes of the podcast, what he’s learned from his long career working in education, and what he thinks may be next for independent

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44:28

Student Voices on Learning Self-Reliance

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2024/05/14

Episode 60: Student Voices on Learning Self-RelianceMost schools envision helping students grow in their agency, independence, and self-reliance. How to do that is a hotly contested topic with no easy answers. But while the majority of students are trying to build those skills within settings that are also grappling with issues like technology use and the difficulties of providing meaningful opportunities outside the classroom, there are some schools where learning self-reliance happens in a wholly

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Schools and the Emotional Lives of Teenagers

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2024/05/07

Episode 59: Schools and the Emotional Lives of TeenagersNow more than ever, schools are focused on supporting student mental health. With rates of anxiety and depression on the rise among teens, we know we need to design environments that help foster adolescent wellbeing. But are wellbeing programs working as intended? What are we getting right – and getting wrong – about the emotional lives of teenagers? Dr. Lisa Damour has the answers.Guest: Dr. Lisa DamourResources, Transcript, and Expanded Show

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Transforming Teaching and Learning

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2024/04/30

Episode 58: Transforming Teaching and LearningWhat would it look like if a school went “all in” on training teachers to become experts in the neuroscience behind learning? Saint Andrews Episcopal School did just that, and in the process, created the Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning, dedicated to helping educators everywhere unlock the power of Mind Brain Education.Guest: Glenn WhitmanResources, Transcript, and Expanded Show NotesIn This Episode:“Look, we have vocabulary quizzes for

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49:34

Jobs to Be Done in Schools

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2024/04/23

Episode 57: Jobs to Be Done in SchoolsWhat’s the difference between the job to be done by a Milky Way bar, and the job to be done by a Snickers bar? And what does that have to do with schools? As it turns out, a lot, according to Bob Moesta. The author, professor, innovator, and founder of the Re-Wired Group comes to New View EDU to outline how reframing our thinking about the jobs to be done by our schools can transform everything about the way we approach hiring, retention, admissions, and student

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45:27

Helping Students Shape Dynamic Futures

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2024/04/16

Episode 56: Helping Students Shape Dynamic FuturesHow many of us have taken a history class? What about a class on the future? Or a class on how to navigate ambiguity? These are the kinds of educational experiences Lisa Kay Solomon urges us to design for our students, as we prepare them for an increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world.Guest: Lisa Kay SolomonResources, Transcript, and Expanded Show NotesIn This Episode:“I'll start off and talk about futures thinking and I'll say,

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48:24

Creating Bravely

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2024/04/09

Episode 55: Creating BravelyCreate Bravely. That’s the mantra of dynamic twin brothers Peter and Paul Reynolds. Together, they have built a life of service to others through creativity, as authors, illustrators, designers, educators, bookstore owners, and digital media executives. They share their passion for inspiring others and helping people of all ages find their path in life through creativity, kindness, and what they call “hard fun.”Guests: Paul and Peter ReynoldsResources, Transcript, and

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Creating Climates of Care

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2024/04/02

Episode 54: Creating Climates of CareWellbeing. Engagement. Belonging. These three values are the “trifecta” of attributes for healthy and productive learning, according to Denise Pope. But how do we design learning environments that put the focus on that trifecta, without diminishing the educational achievement, challenge, and rigor we believe our students deserve? Denise, the co-founder of Challenge Success, returns to New View EDU to help host Tim Fish unravel the tricky issues around creating

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Transforming the Future of School

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2024/03/26

Episode 53: Transforming the Future of School“Knowing what we now know, we can no longer do what we now do. To do so is educational malpractice.” That provocative statement is one of the principles that guides Sam Chaltain through his work redesigning education for the modern era. In this episode of New View EDU, Sam asks listeners to consider how the world has changed since our school system was designed, and what educational “sacred cows” we need to dispense with to help school keep pace with the

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Designing Education for Transfer

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2024/03/19

Episode 52: Designing Education for TransferWe know we need to work at redesigning our schools to reflect the future our students will inhabit. Issues of mental health, well-being, mattering, and social-emotional growth are emerging as vitally important challenges to solve – to say nothing of the continued need to provide a high-quality, rigorous, and academically sound educational environment. But while we may understand why an overhaul of our practices is essential to success, the big question

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What Schools Can Do About Achievement Culture

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2024/03/12

Episode 51: What Schools Can Do About Achievement CultureWe all want our students to excel. In many ways, schools are set up to foster achievement – to help students reach their potential, strive for great things, and move on to successful next steps after graduation. But as Jennifer Wallace shares in her book Never Enough, focusing on achievement can create a culture that quickly becomes toxic to kids. Where do we cross the line, and what can we do about it?Guests: Jennifer Wallace and Debra

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48:27

Learning from Sabbatical Journeys with Briel Schmitz

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2023/11/21

Episode 50: Learning from Sabbatical JourneysIf you had the opportunity to step away from your day-to-day life for six weeks, what would you do with that time? Where would you go? And what lessons would you bring back with you, when the time came to return to your daily routine? School leader Briel Schmitz reflects on her sabbatical journey along the Camino de Santiago, and how taking that time away from work has influenced her whole school community.Guest: Briel SchmitzResources, Transcript, and

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The View From the Classroom with Howard Levin and...

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2023/11/14

Episode 49: The View From the ClassroomIn an age of educator burnout and high turnover rates, what keeps veteran teachers motivated to stay in the classroom? This episode of New View EDU explores how rapidly changing technologies have provided a constant source of inspiration and innovation for two educators. Howard Levin and Stacey Roshan have both transformed their practice through exploration of the opportunities technology provides to both teachers and learners, and used that spark as fuel for

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46:25

What We Can Learn From Anxiety with Tracy Dennis-Tiwary

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2023/11/07

Episode 48: What We Can Learn From AnxietyWe’re accustomed to thinking of anxiety as something undesirable. But what if anxiety could actually be an effective tool, teaching us how to take appropriate risks, manage setbacks, and build resilience? That’s the premise of Dr. Tracy Dennis Tiwary’s book Future Tense: Why Anxiety is Good for You Even Though it Feels Bad.Guest: Dr. Tracy Dennis-TiwaryResources, Transcript, and Expanded Show NotesIn This Episode:“Anxiety is apprehension about the uncertain

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Designing Schools for Future-Ready Minds with Shimi Kang

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2023/10/31

Episode 47: Designing Schools for Future-Ready MindsWe all want to help prepare students for the future. In an unpredictable and fast-changing world, does designing school for future-ready minds mean embracing every technological innovation and new idea that comes our way? Or are there lessons from the past that may still be relevant in a technological revolution? Dr. Shimi Kang has the neuroscientific evidence to help us decide.Guest: Dr. Shimi KangResources, Transcript, and Expanded Show NotesIn

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Educating for a Globally Networked Society with...

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2023/10/24

Episode 46: Educating for a Globally Networked SocietyWe have more opportunities to learn and grow as part of a global network than ever before. But in a sea of technological solutions, what stands out most as the core of building those networks? Humanity. That’s what Michael Nachbar leans into every day with his work at Global Online Academy.Guest: Michael NachbarResources, Transcript, and Expanded Show NotesIn This Episode:“Imagine that you are competing, but to support that person so that they

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