Episode 10: We need to fix it yesterday: Inequity in Education

07/27/20 • -1 min

In this final episode of Class Disrupted, Diane and Michael look once more at the problems in education, but through the urgently important lens of equity—and advocate for what must be done today

Credits: Hosted by Diane Tavenner, Michael Horn; Written by Jenna Free; Produced by Steve Chaggaris; Publicity/Graphics by Nathan James

https://archive.org/download/ep-10-final/Ep%2010%20-%20Final.mp3

In this final episode of Class Disrupted, Diane and Michael look once more at the problems in education, but through the urgently important lens of equity—and advocate for what must be done today

Credits: Hosted by Diane Tavenner, Michael Horn; Written by Jenna Free; Produced by Steve Chaggaris; Publicity/Graphics by Nathan James

https://archive.org/download/ep-10-final/Ep%2010%20-%20Final.mp3

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Episode 9: Should School Be Year Round?

Summer has long been dreaded by parents who worry about gaps in childcare and the logistics and expense of summer camps. Diane and Michael explore the advantages of a year round calendar—for parents, kids, and for teachers.

Credits: Hosted by Diane Tavenner, Michael Horn; Written by Jenna Free; Produced by Steve Chaggaris; Publicity/Graphics by Nathan James

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Diane and Michael return with a second season of Class Disrupted. As the pandemic stretches on and the impact on education remains significant and uneven, Class Disrupted pivots to taking on the latest headlines in education and tackling them through the prism of transforming education and the major themes introduced in Season 1 of the podcast.

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