Getting Smart Staff
Six Tips, Three Whys: A SXSW EDU Reflection
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The Getting Smart team was grateful to be an SXSW EDU 2019 partner and are back home from Austin, ready to share our learnings from the conference.
Podcast: Exposing Engineering to Underrepresented Groups with Dr. Amon Millner
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Tom discusses the importance of accessibility relating to computing with Dr. Amon Millner at the Olin College of Engineering.
The Future of Learning, What’s NExT?
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Northeastern University's NExT network delivers their vision of making experiential education accessible to learners at all levels. Join them in Seattle on March 16th!
Podcast: Iveta Brigis on Talent Development
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The Getting Smart team explores talent development with Iveta Brigis, Commissioner for California’s Little Hoover Commission and previously Human Resources business partner at Google.
Reinventing Educator Preparation
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On this week's podcast James Tracy, President of the Woodrow Wilson Academy of Teaching and Learning discusses their innovative teaching methods that he describes as a thought lab, a design lab, and a source of collective intelligence about the science of learning.
Learner-Centered Iowa BIG Propels Jemar Lee
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Emily from the Getting Smart team interviews Jemar Lee, a former student from Iowa BIG, a place-based and learner-centered school in Cedar Rapids and a Next-Generation Learning Challenge and XQ Super School winner.
Improving Access to Healthcare at School to Reduce Absenteeism
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As a first-generation college student, Josh Golomb was planning on medical school. After college, he ran an AmeriCorp sponsored program at a medical school for high schools students.
