The 180 Podcast
Featuring leading voices in American education, health and child development, The 180 explores how to transform 21st century education using 21st century science. The science explaining how children actually learn and develop is incredibly optimistic about what is possible for each and every child. The 180 Podcast is hosted by Chris Riback of Good Guys Media and distributed by Turnaround for Children and Working Capital Review.
Episodes:
Pamela Cantor, M.D.: The Future of Smart—Using Science to Imagine a New Purpose and Design for Education
Todd Rose: How ‘Collective Illusions’ Hold Back Education – and How We Can Fix Them
Pamela Cantor, M.D.: 7 Tips for Talking to Children about Ukraine
Renee Prince: Educators as First Responders to the Youth Mental Health Crisis
Pamela Cantor, M.D.: State of Emergency in Adolescent Mental Health
LaShawn Routé Chatmon and Kathleen Osta: What Is an Equitable Learning Environment and How Can Your School Build One?
Student Voices: Fighting for an Inclusive Education System, featuring the National Equity Project
Dr. Jeff Duncan-Andrade: How to Build a School Where the Goal is Youth Wellness
Jeff Duncan-Andrade: The Purpose of Education Should Be Youth Wellness
Zaretta Hammond: How Teachers Can Become Personal Trainers of Cognitive Development
Zaretta Hammond: What is Culturally-Responsive Teaching?
Dan Cogan-Drew of Newsela — Helping Students Become Agents of Their Own Learning
P.S. 340: Getting to Know How Students Are Feeling and Functioning
Christina Theokas, Ph.D.: The Well-Being Index
Hal Smith: We Can’t Just Do the Same Things We’ve Always Done
John King: Getting Back to School Safely and Better
You Can’t Separate Character from Student Success, with Ron Berger & Laina Cox
When the Building is Closed but School is Open, with Ron Berger & Laina Cox
Margaret Beale Spencer: Unstacking The Deck—A Call for Candid Self-Interrogation About Identity (Part 2)
Margaret Beale Spencer: Where Resilience Comes From (Part 1)
Diane Tavenner: The Crucial Teacher, Parent and Child Relationship (Part 2)
Diane Tavenner: How Summit Schools is Helping Students Stay on Course During the Pandemic (Part 1)
Raising, Affirming and Protecting Black Sons: A Conversation with Tami Hill-Washington (Part 1)
Blackness and Whiteness in Schools: A Conversation with Tami Hill-Washington (Part 2)
Get Home Safe: Considering Race and Humanity in America with MenSa Ankh Maa
Michael Horn: A Time for Disruptive Innovation in Education
Sheila Ohlsson Walker, Ph.D.: A Recipe for Thriving in Stressful Times
How to Parent in a Pandemic: A Conversation With Pamela Cantor, M.D.
Coronavirus: Keeping Our Children And Ourselves Safe, With Pamela Cantor, M.D.
Jim Shelton: Education Innovation: Improving Opportunity, Equity and Outcomes
Jim is Chief Investment and Impact Officer at Blue Meridian Partners
Na’ilah Suad Nasir: Race, Identity and Equity in Education
Na’ilah is President of the Spencer Foundation
Karen Pittman: Learning Happens Everywhere
Karen is Co-Founder, President and CEO, The Forum for Youth Investment
Linda Darling-Hammond: Out of the Lab and into the Classroom
Linda is President and CEO, Learning Policy Institute and President, California State Board of Education
Todd Rose: Talent Is Everywhere
Todd is Co-Founder, Populace and Director, Laboratory for the Science of Individuality at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Education
Dr. Pamela Cantor Introduces The 180
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