Education
Utilizing AI in Education with Author Eddie Watson
In this engaging conversation, host Mike Palmer reconnects with Dr. C. Edward Watson, Vice President for Digital Innovation at the American Association of Colleges and Universities. Eddie shares insights from his latest book, Teaching with AI: A Practical Guide to a New Era of Human Learning, delving into the practical implications of generative AI tools … Read more
Seeking solutions outside of the education system to combat youth violence
Eight-foot gates surround Del Sol High School in Oxnard in 2023. Credit: Julie Leopo / EdSource The shooting in September at Apalachee High School in Georgia, which left two students and two teachers dead and nine people wounded, was the latest in a line of multiple-casualty shootings at schools in the United States. Given the … Read more
Assisting Individuals in Completing Higher Education with Terah Crews
Host Mike Palmer delves deep into the issue of the “some college, no degree” crisis with Terah Crews, the CEO of ReUp Education. A staggering 41 million American adults – approximately 1 in 6 – have some college credits but have not completed their degree. Crews makes a compelling case that neglecting this population only … Read more
Enhanced legislation aims to improve translation of special education documents, yet families seek additional changes
California schools will soon have a template for special education programs translated into 10 languages in addition to English. Advocates and parents of children with disabilities who speak languages other than English say it is a small step forward, but more work needs to be done to address long waits and inaccurate translations experienced by … Read more
Teachers’ suggestions for enhancing education post-pandemic went unheard.
Dialogue between a teacher and an administrator as school opens in 2024: Teacher: There is mold in my classroom; it is on the whiteboard and on the ceiling tiles. We need to do something about this. You know I have health issues. This is unhealthy for me and my students. Administrator: We’ll take care of … Read more
Harnessing the Potential of Arts Education and Mentorship through Erica Halverson
Mike Palmer delves into the insights of Erica Halverson, a former theater artist who is now an education professor at the prestigious University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is also the host of the Arts Educators Save the World Podcast. Halverson passionately argues that the arts should revolutionize how we approach teaching and learning across all subjects. … Read more
The Influence of AI on Education: Broadening and Enriching Curricula
By focusing on the importance of versatility, adaptability, and wisdom in education, Fadel highlights the need for a shift in mindset towards preparing students for the unpredictable future. The emphasis on redesigning both the content and delivery of education is crucial in ensuring that students are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive … Read more
Supporting Continuing Professional Education with Learning Management Systems
Learning Management Systems (LMSs) have become essential tools for professionals seeking Continuing Professional Education (CPE) in today’s rapidly evolving workforce. In a world where skills can become obsolete overnight, continuous learning is crucial for career advancement and personal growth. LMSs offer a digital solution that enables self-directed learning and flexibility, allowing professionals to access the … Read more
A Bird’s Eye Perspective on Artificial Intelligence, Untapped Potential, and the Evolution of Education featuring Dwayne Matthews
In a recent discussion, Mike Palmer delved into the profound impact of AI on education alongside Dwayne Matthews, the Founder of TomorrowNow Learning Labs. Matthews offered an insightful perspective on the convergence of technologies that are disrupting the learning landscape, providing an “eagle’s eye” view of the situation. The conversation touched upon the concept of … Read more