Falling Sideways Podcast Aria Saines

I had the pleasure of speaking with Mr. Vierra and Dr. Clapp about how to engage students in classes. How should we learn? What gets us excited about learning? They explained how projects and assignments could be used to teach ideas that reach beyond the classroom.

What do college admissions directors want to see? How can we develop skills that will help us succeed later on? Today, I had the privilege of speaking with Ted Dintersmith about the skills needed to thrive in this technologically advanced, and highly competitive world. How should schools prepare students for a shrinking job market?  

 Dr. Dintersmith's website: https://teddintersmith.com/

My article on Competency and Project Based Learning: https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/05/the... 

My article on Open-note Testing: https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/08/ope...

Today, I had the privilege of speaking with Ted Dintersmith about the skills needed to thrive in this technologically advanced, and highly competitive world. How should schools prepare students for a shrinking job market?



Dr. Dintersmith's website: https://teddintersmith.com/

My article on Competency and Project Based Learning: https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/05/the-virus-that-broke-the-classroom/

My article on Open-note Testing: https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/08/open-note-testing-could-work-in-our-high-schools/

A sophomore discusses the intricate world of education while keeping up with her rigorous test schedule. This podcast is for students wanting to understand the rat race of high school, parents who want to learn about the future of their children's learning, and for teachers who want to build classes that encourage learning through real-world applications. My plan is to invite guest speakers such as administrators, educators, and students to expand upon the effects of up and coming pedagogies that can remodel education, to produce more effective learning environments for our generation and the next.