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We are educators, scholars, and clinicians dedicated to the transformation of medical education through the values of caring, character, and competence. Join us for regular conversations about the transformation of medical education! Learn more about the Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education at the Medical College of Wisconsin here: https://www.mcw.edu/departments/kern-institute
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Education has long been the foundation for America’s success. With a keen eye for the intricacies of the evolving needs of education in an increasingly global marketplace, internationally renowned Professor of Education Pedro Noguera, Ph.D. provides cogent, provocative analyses of the most pressing Education Matters. Both through commentaries and by means of weekly three-to-five-minute vignettes, Noguera engages parents, teachers, school administrators, policymakers and other education stake ...
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The strength of Ohio's public schools is in the beautiful diversity of the nearly 1.7 million students they serve, and it is imperative that educators are empowered to provide culturally responsive education in inclusive environments to students of every race, background, gender, religion, and ability, so all students can learn, grow, and thrive. B…
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This Collaboratory Conversations episode features a conversation between Bill Branch and members of his collabortory and Sarah Schaeffer and Walter Parish, about their teams' collaboratories projects related to faculty development, including professional identity formation and support for faculty in medicine and medical education who come from unde…
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It's great to be joined again by Dr Naomi Fisher as we discuss how best to support your anxious child. We discuss the anxieties inherent within our education system (in fact integral to them) and also lots of practical advice for how to help your child navigate their anxiety, coping with it as a family and supporting them through it and out the oth…
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Starting with the graduating class of 2024, North Carolina Public School Students are now required to take an economics and personal finance course to develop financial literacy as a graduation requirement. This curriculum equips students with financial knowledge and skills to navigate their financial futures. One area included in this requirement …
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Across the state, school districts have found it harder and harder to fill some positions as many educators leave the profession and fewer educators join the workforce in their place. After Manchester City Schools in Adams County could not get candidates to apply for a high school science teaching job, the superintendent asked Jeff Crask - who was …
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Join Andrea and I as we discuss the crisis in teaching, how to shift from teaching to tutoring and the specific benefits of the home education sector. As a home ed parent, I discuss the things to look out for when choosing a tutor and Andrea gives some amazing insight into why she loves teaching home educated students and the differences in our app…
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Today we are here to talk about pathways for recruitment and preparation of educators, and the growing role of community colleges in helping to prepare future teachers. You’ll hear today about collaborative frameworks between high schools, community colleges, and universities to create a seamless educational pathway for students pursuing a career i…
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Education is often a family business, with generations of great educators following a parent's footsteps into the profession. For Columbus Education Association member Tara Johnson, education was certainly in her blood, but it wasn't her first career choice. For this final installment in the A Legacy of Education series, Tara Johnson, and her mom T…
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This Collaboratory Conversations episode features a conversation between Karen Marcdante, Natalie May, Julie Haizlip, Dave Hatem, Jessica Quaintance, and others, about their team's collaboratories projects about feelings of mattering in medical education and training and the use of learning communities in undergraduate medical education. It was rec…
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Today I chat with Katherine Sneep from HomeMade Education about how to go about choosing your I/GCSE subjects. We discuss timing of subjects, favourite ones to start with and potential pitfalls of certain curriculum subjects. It's a great whizz-through exam choices for anyone with home educated children aged from 10 upwards. Let us know what your s…
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On August 8, 2023, voters in Ohio will have a choice: Accept an amendment that destroys majority rule in Ohio and shreds the sacred principle of "one person, one vote" in our state or vote no on that measure to protect our freedom to make decisions that affect our lives and our futures by preserving the constitutional amendment ballot initiative ru…
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In the second of our Charlotte Mason double bill, I talk to Diana Edwin about how to take this popular approach and use it to help your child through their GCSEs and A levels. Often this educational approach is used by home educators with younger children but then gets dropped as the child nears exam age. Diana explains why the CM approach is an em…
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In the first of our Charlotte Mason double bill, I talk to Amanda Goodchild about the benefits of using this approach with your home educated child. We discuss the details of the CM approach: what it is and what it isn't, and tell you everything you need to know to decide if it's the right route for you and your child.…
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On May 20, 2023, OEA is teaming up with the Hilliard Education Association, OEA-R, and many community partners in Hilliard to host a big book giveaway event for central Ohio students. Upwards of 9,000 books featuring diverse characters, written by diverse authors as part of this Read Across America event. HEA member Tiffany Thomas explains the powe…
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Today's episode covers all things you need to know about getting an EHCP for your home educated child, including what can be included in an EHCP, how the process differs from when in school, how to carry over your EHCP from a school setting, and the benefits and negatives of getting one. Karen is in our FB group 'Home Education Matters' and happy t…
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This year’s legislative session seems to have multiple bills every single week that would impact our schools, districts, educators, families, and students if passed. The fast pace and volume are even faster and heavier than expected. The proposed legislation includes opportunity scholarships or vouchers, a new approach to funding schools through a …
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Throughout this school year, OEA has been recognizing exceptional educators who have been nominated by community members because of the impact they're making in students' lives. One of those Education Champions, Natasha Hurt-Hayes, is also making a big impact on how other educators are meeting students' needs by helping them re-think how their poli…
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This Collaboratory Conversations episode features a conversation between Deb Klamen and Anna Cianciolo about their team's collaboratories project "the Data Science of Character" and Sean Tackett and his team's project "Blindspots in Medical Education." It was recorded as part of our March collaboratories program meeting. They update everyone on the…
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"You're not going to walk around with a calculator in your pocket all your life" ... Or are we? Join Canadian education entrepreneur Maxwell Roach and I in our lively discussion on the role that actually knowing stuff plays in education. Do we need to know basic maths facts? Is the why more important than the what? Are some sectors of the populatio…
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This year’s legislative session seems to have multiple bills every single week that would impact our schools, districts, educators, families, and students if passed. Some proposed legislation includes the Parents Bill of Rights, the Standards of Student Conduct Bill, and the Equality in Education Bill. We are pleased to be joined by some of those w…
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As the Ohio General Assembly continues to debate the education-related measures that are proposed in this year's state budget, it is imperative that every stakeholder has a full understanding of the state of education funding in our state. Policy Matters Ohio, a nonprofit, nonpartisan thinktank, just released a new report digging into the data. The…
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Tired of the limitations of GCSEs? Does your child not fit the narrow mould of our standard (and some might say, antiquated!) assessment system? Maybe you're looking for something without final exams or a system that is more inclusive of your child's preferences? Then this podcast is for you, as Debs and discuss all the wonderful options out there …
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Ohioans are witnessing an alarming rise in antisemitic incidents, while, at the same time, it is becoming clear that fewer Americans than ever have even a basic understanding of what happened during the Holocaust or why that is still pressingly relevant today. Effective Holocaust curriculum in our classrooms is crucial to changing that, and studies…
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In this special Collaboratory Conversations episode, Herodotos Ellinas (and chat-only, strep-throated Michael T. Braun) discusses publishing transformative medical education work with two medical education journal editors, Dr. Anna Cianciolo (editor of Teaching and Learning in Medicine) and Dr. Erik Driessen (editor of Perspectives on Medical Educa…
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Helen and I go through 26 (yes, 26!) different ways to home educate. From structured to unschooling, Charlotte Mason to Reggio Emilia, delight directed to tidal learning - we discuss each one, what it is and why it might work (or maybe not work) for you and your family. Home Education in all its variety! How do you do it? Is your approach on the li…
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Introduced in the Ohio statehouse on March 14, 2023, Senate Bill 83 is sweeping legislation that hands down one-size-fits-all mandates to Ohio's colleges and universities that would do real, irreversible damage to the institutions that we rely on to train Ohioans to be productive members of our workforce, if it were passed. The bill's sponsor, Sen.…
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Harness your child's techy brain and find out what various qualifications are open to them. In this podcast, I am joined by Holly from TeachAllAboutIT to discuss all things tech education. From gaming courses and internet safety to GCSE and A level Computer Science, we deep dive into specifications and syllabi to discover what options your home edu…
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Ohio's educators are invested in their students and in their communities, and across the state, many of them are stepping into leadership roles to lead their communities to brighter futures. Sherry Vaught, an 8th grade teacher in Mansfield City Schools, is hoping to do just that this fall. She's running for Mansfield mayor, and she believes her uni…
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In this episode, MEDICC hosts Drs. Jeff Amundson and Anita Bublik-Anderson talk with Dr. Ellen Schumann and Dr. Michele Montgomery as they approach retirement from medical education. What wisdom do they have to share about educating future physicians and working in medicine in rural settings? We hope you enjoy the conversations! More about our gues…
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Today's episode is a whistlestop tour through all the things you need to know about home education. We cover: deregistering your rights and responsibilities report writing dealing with your local authority qualifications and college entry different home ed approaches deschooling sitting exams other people's judgement how to engage your child in the…
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Nearly ⅔ of adults report experiencing at least one adverse childhood experience, or ACEs, which can have negative impacts, including health problems, mental health issues, and learning difficulties. Mental health supports for students are critical. Now, more than ever, we as a state need to invest in our children and provide them with the services…
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On March 24, 1997, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled 4-3 in the DeRolph v. State case that Ohio's school funding system was unconstitutional and the Ohio legislature must fix it. It has now been 26 years since that decision came down, meaning two entire 13 year education cycles of kids entering kindergarten through graduating high school have gone throu…
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Diane and I discuss some of the most common questions that parents have when considering home education, from "Am I clever enough?" to "But isn't it really boring??" we answer all your questions openly and honestly. If your question isn't answered, come on the Home Education Matters FB group and we'll answer it for you (or better still come on the …
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On August 22, 2022, more than 4,000 Columbus teachers, librarians, nurses, counselors, psychologists and other education professionals went out on strike to win the safe, fully resourced, properly maintained schools every Columbus student deserves. The Columbus Education Association's three-day strike resulted in a contract agreement that included …
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We have too many ideas for what to discuss, and not enough time to discuss them! So today, we're taking time for some spring cleanup of our ideas list. Anita talks about her original medical education game, Labor Land, and Jeff talks about learning styles, a debunked (yet perhaps still valuable?) topic in education and learning. Link to the book An…
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Join me as I chat with home educating businesswomen Kate Symonds, Claire Hirst and Veronica Williams. From imposter syndrome to spinning never ending plates, we talk about the challenges and enormous benefits of working from home while home educating your children.Av Eleanor Marker
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Nearly ⅔ of adults report experiencing at least one adverse childhood experience, or ACEs, which can have negative impacts including health problems, mental health issues, and learning difficulties. Mental health support for students is critical. Now, more than ever, we as a state need to invest in our children and provide them with the services th…
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Ohio's public schools serve 1.6 million students of all races, backgrounds, genders, and abilities, but unfortunately, that diversity is not reflected in our education workforce. Ohio University's Patton College of Education launched a program to help change that by recruiting Black males to become education majors and fostering their growth throug…
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I'm very excited to be joined by Dr Naomi Fisher today, author of hugely popular home education book: Changing our Minds. Join us as we discuss unschooling and the delicate balance between protection and freedom. We look at teen development and educating with respect and equality, with a focus on screen use. Have you ever wondered how to incorporat…
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Arthur Lard, the OEA endorsed candidate for the STRS Board in 2023, is a Portsmouth City Schools teacher with 31 years of experience in the classroom. He is dedicated to keeping our pensions solvent and secure. All Ohio’s educators deserve a pension they cannot outlive. As a member of the STRS Board he has been dedicated to acting in the best inter…
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Our Director's Corner series features intimate conversations with the director of the Kern Institute Dr. Adina Kalet and other senior leaders working in the transformation of medical education. In this first episode of the series, Dr. Herodotos Ellinas and Dr. Adina Kalet discuss her career, taking the position with the Kern Institute, and what com…
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This second part of our discussion on the US system and how it can be applied to UK home educators sees me chat with Helen Harrold and Jenni Cassidy about their AP offering. Providing an option for British home educated children to combine a High School Diploma with APs in order to attend the very best universities in Britain, join us as we discuss…
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Michele Holmes is on a mission to bring the High School Diploma to UK home educators. Join me as I chat with Michele about why she thinks the American system is perfectly suited to British home educators, and how it equates across to our UK system of GCSEs. No exams, broader range of subjects and parental assessments ... sounds too good to be true?…
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School meals should be no different than textbooks or transportation services provided to all public school students; they are a basic need for children to learn in school. But, since the end of the pandemic-era programs that provided free school meals for all students in all districts, too many Ohio students are going without the meals they need. …
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This week on Education Matters we talk with two teachers and seven students about the importance of a culturally responsive curriculum.Guests:Xavier Adams, NCCAT 2022 Prudential NC Beginning Teacher of the YearTia Hilber, Student, Orange High School, Orange County SchoolsLaviant Lewis, Student, Orange High School, Orange County SchoolsGrace McDanie…
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Have you removed your child from a traumatic school experience? Do you want to know how to heal your child but still support their learning at home? Worried about how to allow recovery time for your child whilst still doing enough to keep your Local Authority team happy? Struggling to re-engage your child with their learning? Today I talk to Karen …
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On April 22, 2023, some of the best college basketball players from around Ohio will go head-to-head against some of the best athletes from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the country on the Ohio State Campus in Columbus. But the athleticism on display during that matchup is only a small part of the purpose for this year's C…
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Before recording our last episode, we got to talking about chess and its (ir)relevance to learning to practice medicine. That was a surprisingly rich conversation, so we've expanded it and are considering all types of game and sport and how they inform our education and practice, in ways good and bad! What's a game you love to play that you think a…
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