The latest Better Learning Podcast episode shines a spotlight on EDmarket's Bold Women Collective, a platform dedicated to empowering women in the education market. We are joined by Dr. Deb Kerr, Superintendent at Francis Public School District, Darlene Akers, Owner at Akers Business Solutions, and Jolene Levin, K-12 Advocate and Consultant as they discuss how this collective fosters a vibrant and safe community where women can connect, share experiences, and grow together. Episode Notes
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NexGen'r Aaron Evans discusses the importance of supporting teachers as they adapt to new learning environments, given the rapid changes in educational approaches. He emphasizes the need to create adaptable and dynamic student-centered spaces. The episode highlights the importance of using data to continuously improve education. Aaron passionately discusses capturing and analyzing data to drive ongoing enhancements in education. Episode Notes
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Dr. Rachel Moya is the Chief Revenue Officer at The Amos Group. Her career path has taken her from wanting to be a fashion designer to working in law and eventually becoming a school board member. She provides insights into the intricate world of school finances and funding models, gaining a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities that shape educational equity. Episode Notes
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The Better Learning Podcast focuses on improvement at all levels of K-12 education. It features discussions with education leaders. industry experts, and changemakers covering various aspects of the learning experience. The podcast provides valuable insights and practical advice to break down the silos of education and actively drive change!
The Better Learning Podcast is hosted by Kevin Stoller, co-founder of Kay-Twelve and author of Creating Better Learning Environments. If you are interested in being a future guest or have a topic suggestion for the Better Learning Podcast, you can apply here!
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Nikki Snellinger is an interior designer who specializes in the education market sector. She is passionate about ensuring equity in the built environment, and strives to level the playing field for all students. Nikki has been working with JCJ for five of the nine years, and has worked on a variety of projects ranging from pre-K to K-12, as well as local Boys and Girls Clubs. Nikki is involved in all aspects of the project, such as designing solutions, selecting finishes, producing construction documentation, choosing FF&E, and overseeing furniture installation. Episode Notes
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NexGen'r Katelyn Forcucci's decade-long experience as an educator has given her a deep understanding of the importance of preparing learners for the future. She believes educators play a critical role in imparting knowledge and nurturing essential skills to empower students to thrive in an ever-changing world. Katelyn's passion for teaching is inspiring, and her reflections remind us of the profound impact that teachers can have on their students' lives. Episode Notes
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Kelsey Jordan, an architect specializing in educational design, emphasizes the pivotal role collaboration and empathy play in shaping learning environments. Her passion for equity in the built environment and leveling the playing field for all students is commendable. Kelsey highlights the need for open-mindedness and reframing questions to foster creativity and innovation. She also shares her predications for the future and the importance of storytelling in inspiring change in education. Episode Notes
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