16:1 - Education, Teaching, & Learning Chelsea Adams, Kate Day

Explore how industrial history shapes modern education, from standardized schooling norms to the evolving role of teachers, and the challenges of adapting to today's labor market.

Become acquainted with the science of reading—phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension—and examine the evolution of reading instruction, from legislative challenges currently impacting literacy education to implications for classroom educators.

Operation Varsity Blues: We delve into how privilege, power, and $25M in bribes have shaped access to elite educational institutions in the U.S.

Hop onto the trolley and join us as we discuss the life and accomplishments of Fred Rogers, beloved children's television host.

Explore the latest headlines in education, including Liberty University's hefty fine, Greece's end to a state monopoly on university education, and Nebraska's school library ruling. Dive into Part II of our series on landmark Supreme Court cases in U.S. education, dissecting pivotal decisions on student rights, privacy, and affirmative action.

Explore landmark Supreme Court cases that defined education in the US. This episode is the first in a two-part series examining historical context, key cases like Brown v. Board, and ongoing debates surrounding educational equity and student rights.