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Traditional education is undergoing a dramatic shift, creating an opportunity to transform the way we serve learners of all ages. Kevin P. Chavous turns to innovators across the education and workforce development spaces to ask: "How can we do Better?"
All listeners are encouraged to join the conversation on social media using #WIWTK. For more information, visit https://whatiwanttoknow.libsyn.com/ New Episodes now streaming on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Stride and Wherever you listen to podcasts. The Best of 2023In 2023, Kevin P. Chavous had the privilege to speak with experts, school leaders, teachers, parents, and students about the most pressing issues in education today. The show explored what the future of education could hold and how we can encourage lifelong learning in all students.
To celebrate the end 2023, here are some of our favorite moments from the show this year. Share your favorite moments from the show with us, using the hashtag #WIWTK on social media. |
Kevin's Op Eds and ArticlesCan AI Be Part of the Solution to Bullying?Artificial intelligence, or AI, is more than the latest buzzword, and most of the discussion seems to focus on its drawbacks: how AI usage limits creativity, fosters laziness, and could perpetuate discrimination in hiring, banking, and other areas. These concerns are certainly valid, and there's still more work to do to ensure that AI is fair and equitable.
And while none of us has a crystal ball to see what the future holds for AI, I think it's safe to bet that it's here to stay. That means it's worth considering AI's potential advantages; one of which could be joining us — school leaders and parents — in the battle against bullying. Click here to continue reading. IMPROVING EDUCATION CAN PIECE AMERICA BACK TOGETHERJOINT OP-ED WITH KEVIN P. CHAVOUS AND GEORGE MILLERAfter a year of uncertainty — especially for our nation’s schools — and another acrimonious election, the White House and Congress have an arduous path ahead. Fortunately, the desire for every student to receive a high-quality education in America is universal. And there is precedent for both sides of Congress coming together to better our nation’s education system.
In the first year of the Bush administration, Republicans and Democrats came together and forged consensus to pass the No Child Left Behind Act. In 2015, with Republicans controlling both chambers of Congress, President Barack Obama signed into law the Every Student Succeeds Act following bipartisan leadership from, most notably, Sens. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) and Patty Murray (D-Wash.). Click here to continue reading. More of Kevin's Op-Eds and Articles |
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