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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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VR in education

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2022/10/18

Episode 26: Bringing Virtual Reality into K-12 EducationAfter COVID forced schools all over the world to dive headlong into experiments with online learning, most educators are delighted to have the chance to return to in-person classrooms. But what if the answer to a number of challenges in education – equity, access, student agency, efficiency – actually lies in going more deeply into the virtual realm? The founder of the world’s first Virtual Reality Charter School believes that may be the way

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Leadership Development

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2022/10/11

Episode 25: Developing Independent School Leaders for the FutureAs our schools and communities have undergone swift and often unpredictable transformations in recent years, leadership has also changed. What worked before may not be what schools need now. Our ideas about the characteristics of leadership, who owns the title of “leader,” and how leadership gets distributed are evolving rapidly to keep up with a culture of constant change. What does it mean to be the kind of leader who can adapt and

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Madeleine Hewitt and Kelly Borg

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2022/10/04

Episode 24: International Perspectives on the Independent School LandscapeIn an increasingly connected world, what can school leaders learn from their counterparts across the globe? The events of the past few years have affected schools in every country, not just the U.S., and highlighted the fact that when it comes to our hopes, dreams, and challenges in education, we’re probably more alike than we are different from one another. On this episode of New View EDU, two dynamic leaders from the

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Tyler Thigpen

New View EDU ·

2022/09/27

Episode 23: Designing Schools for Self-Directed LearningWhat would school look like if we designed education based on the belief that every child is a genius who can change the world? What if we put learning into the hands of the student instead of the teacher? What if our instructional models included less “instruction” and more time guiding kids to finding their own answers and inspirations? These are just some of the starting points for today’s discussion, and for the work that Tyler Thigpen does

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Wendy Fischman

New View EDU ·

2022/09/20

Episode 22: The Purpose and Nature of Higher EducationSince the beginning of the New View EDU podcast, we’ve been asking guests to help us answer the question: “What is the purpose of education?” Now we’re expanding our search for answers into the realm of higher education. What’s the purpose of college? Is it just to get a foot in the door of a competitive job market, or is there something greater to be gained from higher ed?Guest: Wendy FischmanResources and Expanded Show NotesFull TranscriptIn

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Josh Dahn

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2022/09/13

Episode 21: How to Create a Generation of Super CollaboratorsWhat if Elon Musk approached you one day and asked you to create a school? How would you approach the design of a radically different educational environment founded in the shadow of SpaceX and intended to provide deeper learning for the children of some of the most innovative thinkers in the world? That was the starting point for Josh Dahn.Guest: Josh DahnResources and Expanded Show NotesFull TranscriptIn This Episode:“Kindness is

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Member Voices: Fostering Innovation

New View EDU ·

2022/05/24

After a wonderful second season of New View EDU, we are excited to share the first episode of a three-part miniseries on “Fostering Innovation” from our sister NAIS podcast, Member Voices. The series is hosted by NAIS Director of Innovation Programs, Jackie Wolking. Episode 2 was released earlier this month, and the third and final episode drops June 6. We hope you’ll listen and learn from all three episodes!You can learn more about Member Voices and access related NAIS resources from each episode

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Roundtable

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2022/05/17

Episode 20: The Future of Schools as Desirable WorkplacesWe often focus on the student experience in our schools, which is a critical issue needing constant attention. But our school communities also include adults—the faculty and staff who work to make the student experience worthwhile. With the post-pandemic workforce shifting dramatically in all sectors, what can school leaders learn about transforming systems and practices to retain excellent teachers? How can we model leadership that supports

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Laura McBain

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2022/05/10

Episode 19: The Role of Failure and Risk in Designing Deeper LearningWe’re all familiar with the stories of people who became wildly successful after failing dozens of times to reach their goals. But what if those “inspirational” failure stories are the wrong ones to share? What if we’re defining success and failure the wrong way to begin with? And how do our own expectations of how things “should” be influence our perceptions of what learning, growth, and success actually look like?Guest: Laura

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Camille Inge

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2022/05/03

Episode 18: Applying Neuroscience to Designing Inclusive SchoolsSchools are workplaces – not only for students, but for the faculty and staff who provide the learning environment in a school community. Are we truly designing our schools to be great workplaces for everyone? What does research about neuroscience and the human experience teach us about the qualities of truly productive, inclusive, desirable places to work and learn? And do we truly understand what it means to bring equity to a

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Eric Liu

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2022/04/26

Episode 17: The Opportunities and Obligations of Citizenship in K-12 EducationWhat if each of us believed we had the power to make change happen in civic life—and felt we had the responsibility to try? That’s the premise behind Eric Liu’s Citizen University, and the starting point for this New View EDU discussion on power literacy, changemaking, and civic agency in schools. How did the study of “civics” become a boring, drill-and-kill topic? When and why did we stop treating civic literacy as a

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Denise Pope

New View EDU ·

2022/04/19

Episode 16: Challenging Success to Design Schools for Well-BeingWhat’s the difference between educating students for the future, and simply “doing school?” Are we designing school communities that foster the development of better adults, or are we clinging to old ideas about content and rigor that no longer serve us well? And what role do parental expectations, higher ed, and societal pressure play in the decisions we make about how schools function?Guest: Denise PopeResources and Expanded Show

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Michelle King

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2022/04/12

Episode 15: Inspiring Wonder and Community in SchoolsAfter the many challenges of the past two years, how healthy are our school communities? How attuned are we to the lessons we can learn from the people and influences around us? How can we approach learning with gentleness, curiosity, care, and a sense of wonder? And what do mushrooms have to do with any of it?Guest: Michelle KingResources and Expanded Show NotesFull TranscriptIn This Episode:“Winter is the hardening of the ground. So this is a

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Donna Orem and John Gulla

New View EDU ·

2022/04/05

Episode 14: Mapping the Future Purpose of EducationIndependent schools are inherently mission-driven. What would happen if we focused on becoming purpose-driven instead? How would we define our purpose, and how could we allow our schools and our communities to be changed through purpose-driven leadership? What challenges could we meet, and how would our schools be positioned to positively impact the future of society?Guests: John Gulla and Donna OremResources and Expanded Show NotesFull TranscriptIn

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Matthew Barzun

New View EDU ·

2022/03/29

Episode 13: Giving Away Power for More Authentic LeadershipWe’re used to working and teaching in hierarchical structures, where power flows from the top down. But what would happen if, instead of maintaining power at the top, leaders gave power away to others? How could sharing power change the way we work, the way we relate to others, and the way we approach problem-solving? And what would schools look like if everyone was part of a constellation of contributors?Guest: Matthew BarzunResources and

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Ruth Wylie

New View EDU ·

2022/03/22

Episode 12: Applied Imagination and the Possibilities of SchoolWe know what it means to teach history. But what does it mean to teach the future? Ruth Wylie applies imagination and critical thinking to big questions about science, technology, artificial intelligence, and what it means to shape the futures we want to see.Guest: Ruth WylieResources and Expanded Show NotesFull TranscriptIn This Episode:“I think that even, you know, at maybe the most basic, but also perhaps some of the most profound, is

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Jill Vialet

New View EDU ·

2022/03/15

Episode 11: The Importance of Play in SchoolsSocieties depend on our ability to “play well together.” That concept is at the heart of Jill Vialet’s revolutionary work. But at a time when there are so many perceived threats to our well-being from external forces, how can we convince leaders of the importance of play? And what unique value does play bring to our schools and communities?Guest: Jill VialetResources and Expanded Show NotesFull TranscriptIn This Episode:“We're not totally comfortable with

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Designing Backward to Move Forward

New View EDU ·

2022/01/18

January 2022 Bonus Episode: Designing Backward to Move ForwardWhat is the goal of modern education, and are we designing our schools and practices properly to help us meet that goal? That’s the central question of this episode with Jay McTighe, who provides a detailed road map to help educators navigate the answers. What should a school’s mission statement actually include? What is the most productive and meaningful structure for “professional development” days? And what are we missing when we focus

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Member Voices: Logan Bowlds, Head of School,...

New View EDU ·

2021/10/19

We are excited to share an episode from our sister NAIS podcast, Member Voices, which features stories from the independent school community.This episode shares the story of Logan Bowlds, Head of School at Stratford Academy, who talks about what it was like to be appointed head of school at age 29, how he got to this point in his career so quickly, and how he finds balance with two young kids at home.The episode was released July 1, 2019, when Logan was a brand new head of school. Member Voices also

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School Leaders Roundtable

New View EDU ·

2021/10/12

After a season of conversations about education, leadership, and the future, we’re pausing to reflect. What changes do we need to make to our systems and practices to best support students in navigating a future shaped by the events of 2020? Teaching and learning through a pandemic and a period of historic social and political change has exposed cracks in our system—but also surprising strengths. What have we learned to value more highly in our learning environments? What new, meaningful

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