Bonus: Special Edition: Annalies Corbin – Hacking School
In this special issue of Learning Unboxed, we are kicking off a multi-part series we call “Hacking School.” The disruption caused by the...
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152. Creating Immersive Art Experiences that Spark Creativity with Allyson Lupovich
Art is such a powerful way to expand our creativity and explore unique ways of thinking, but the traditional art world can be uninspiring...
Learning Unboxed: Hacking School, part 1
By Annalies Corbin, PAST Foundation The disruption in education caused by the COVID-19 pandemic brought to light many long-standing...
151. Giving Students Career Experience with Internships with Tammy Cooper
High school internship programs can be a fabulous experience for students and, when done well, are incredibly productive for all parties...
150. Take Location-Based Learning Into Your Own Hands with Anne-Marie Gilliland
Travel is a wonderful thing, and so much learning can happen while doing it. Creating opportunities for learning takes a lot of work...
149. Raising Our Teens Into Thriving Adults with Traci Bakenhaster
How do we get our kids through childhood and teenage years to adulthood? The world is changing rapidly, and that’s leaving young adults...
148. Learning About Nature is in Our Nature with Jess Kaknevicius
How do we create good stewards of Mother Nature from a young age and give our kids a well-rounded education—while having fun? Jessica...
147. Giving Kids an Urban Farming Education with Jim Bruner
Food is essential to our lives, but kids rarely get a chance to understand where it comes from – or how to participate in the process....
146. How One Stone Empowers Students to Become Better Leaders
When given trust and resources, students can do some incredible things. One Stone is a student-led and directed nonprofit that makes...
145. Improving Mathematic Instruction for Middle Schoolers with Elly Blanco-Rowe
Elly Blanco-Rowe is an expert in K-8 mathematics, with over 20 years of experience in teaching, coaching, and school leadership. We’re...
144. Preparing Our Kids to Become Leaders of the Future with Michael Trezza
High school is a critical age for students. As our kids’ social lives expand, it can be harder to keep them interested in learning. And...
142. Helping Entrepreneurs Reach Educators with Josh Chernikoff
Today’s guest has had a remarkable journey in the innovation and entrepreneurship space within education. His name is Josh Chernikoff and...
141. Developing a New Generation of Environmental Stewards with Megan Karch
They offer a variety of immersive programs throughout the Seattle region to help children, educators, and community members deepen their...
140. Helping Kids Make Healthy Food Choices with Rachel Shreve of Cooking with Kids
Today, we’re joined by Rachel Shreve, from Cooking with Kids to talk about nutrition, healthy foods, and the lifelong learning...
139. Bringing Reading to Underserved Communities with Kristen Walter
Reading and literacy are skills we can often take for granted, but they aren’t as accessible as we might think. Many children – and...
138. Understanding Our Archaeological Heritage with Dr. Alexandra Jones
Joining us to talk about this is Dr. Alexandra Jones. She’s the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Archaeology in the Community and...
137. Creating Equality Through Access to Educational Media with Dr. Jose Morey
This week, we’re talking about diversity and inclusion as it relates to the STEM fields and how we can continue working towards a more...
136. Building Financial Resilience Through Hip Hop Pedagogy
Andrea Ferrero is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Pockets Change, a nonprofit that provides curriculum workshops and...
135. Accelerating Innovation Within Your Community with Michael Dennis of CAS
Michael W. Dennis is the Vice President of Legal, PMO, and Innovation for CAS. He earned his PhD in biochemistry from the Ohio State...
134. Democratizing Digital Mentorship with Angelica Estevez & Rania Ajami
As always on this podcast, we’re excited to have conversations about innovative opportunities for students, for schools, and in this...
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