A NYC principal -- whose school has a Freakonomics class, among other offerings -- talks to us about education technology, self-directed students, and the connection between test prep and project-based learning.
Natalie Milman of George Washington University joins the Learning Matters podcast to discuss the intersection of education and technology -- and whether learners in 2011 are different than previous generations.
If a student's learning is confined to just the school day, we're not meeting the needs of that student. But how do we engage families in the learning process more effectively?
UPenn's Doug Lynch talks about his business plan competition, entrepreneurship in education, corporate education, and the sheer notion of failure.
Dallavis, who did his doctoral work on faith-based education in immigrant populations, speaks to Learning Matters about similar topics -- and the shared qualities of successful schools.
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