Getting Smart on Approximately 400 Podcast Episodes
On this special 400th-ish episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, some of the team reflects on favorite moments of the podcast.
Frank Keil on Wonder, Childhood and Lifelong Learning
On this episode, we're joined by Frank Keil to discuss his new book, Wonder: Childhood and the Lifelong Love of Science.
EduCatered: Jacqueline Spivey
On this episode of EduCatered, Jacqueline Spivey chats self-care, science and education being in her DNA.
Mark Benigni and Barbara Haeffner on Education As The Great Equalizer
On this episode we're joined by Dr. Mark Benigni, the award-winning superintendent of Meriden Public Schools and Barbara Haeffner, Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Innovation.
Experiencing Success In What’s Next: The Six Pillars of New Pathways
The recent Getting Smart Town Hall unpacked our latest campaign, New Pathways and discussed the six defining pillars.
Bill Ritter on What Everyone Should Know About America’s Energy Revolution
On this episode Tom Vander Ark is joined by his friend and former Governor of Colorado, Bill Ritter to discuss sustainability in schools.
EduCatered: Laura Jeanne Penrod
On this episode of EduCatered, we're joined by Laura Jeanne Penrod, a high school English teacher in Clark County School District.
Isaiah R. Walker on Recruiting and Retaining Black, Indigenous, Educators of Color
On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast, Deion Jordan is joined by Isaiah Walker, principal at KIPP Philadelphia Prep Academy.
Regeneron Science Talent Search on Science Projects That Matter
This episode of the Getting Smart Podcast features three exceptional students who discuss their recent science fair projects and student agency.
Nadine Levitt on Learning Through Music
On this episode of the podcast, Nadine Levitt founder of WURRLYedu speaks about music education and using music as a method, not a class.