Posts by Mason Pashia
Making Work-Based Learning Work: Georgia’s Novel Approach to WBL Data
Georgia’s work-based learning uses O*NET skill evaluations at scale—building credible, portable evidence for digital credentials and hiring.
Democracy in Miniature: Youth Agency and Junior Republics | A Conversation with Jennifer Light
Youth agency meets embodied learning: what Junior Republics and movement-based instruction can teach today’s schools.
How to Leverage CTE for Durable, Personalized Pathways
The rise and spread of CTE is an education success story. With 98% of school districts offering some kind of CTE programs and over 11.2 million students enrolled across the country, these programs are exposing learners to new careers, skills and possibilities at a remarkable scale. States are…
What Could BG Be? | A Conversation with Sam Ford and Sangita Shresthova
Exploring civic imagination and consensus building to shape the future of communities with experts from USC and Inu Engine.
How Can Indigenous Futurism Help Drive Innovation? | A Conversation with Kelly Berry
Exploring Indigenous education, leadership, and futurism with Kelly Berry: reclaiming narratives, revitalizing culture, and innovating for the future.
Can Space and Ecosystem Design Transform How We Learn? | Danish Kurani
"Architect Danish Kurani shares 7 design principles to transform learning spaces, fostering equity, creativity, and wellness in schools and communities."
Why Schools Should Leverage Their Local Chamber of Commerce: Building Economic Opportunity Through Local Partnerships
Unlock real-world opportunities for students by partnering with local chambers of commerce to build economic mobility and career pathways.
Revitalizing Culture and Community at St. Labre | A Conversation with Curtis Yarlott
Discover how St. Labre Indian School supports Indigenous education, cultural revitalization, and language preservation with Curtis Yarlott.
Why Learner Wallets Will Fail (And How to Make Sure They Don’t)
Explore why learner wallets often fail and how user-centered design, gamification, and self-reflection can make them valuable tools for young learners.
Inaugural Address: A Rallying Cry for An Abundant Future
A vision for a thriving learning ecosystem rooted in abundance, innovation, trust, and personalized pathways for lifelong learners.