Education Bookcast
Education Bookcast is a podcast principally for teachers and parents who would like to know more about education. We cover one education-related book or article each episode, going over the key points, placing it in context, and making connections with other ideas, topics, and authors. Topics include psychology, philosophy, history, and economics of education; pedagogy and teaching methods; neurology and cognitive science; and schools and school systems in historical and international perspective.
Eye Opening Roller Coaster
12/04/2023
This podcast has been an eye opening roller coaster of a journey. I am now on episode 95 and determined to go through. It has given me invaluable insights for my six-grader’s education and in understanding education as a whole. Material reviewed is top notch, including some bestselling books, and commentary is high quality, to the point that I listen even to those episodes where I have already read the book, and still find it valuable. I wish our educators and education policy-makers had at least a fraction of this knowledge. I hope Stash manages to distill this into a comprehensive practical guidelines for education reform. We in Georgia are certainly in need of this.
My favorite podcast about education
09/13/2023
Incredibly clear thinking process presented the same way makes it an amazing and insightful listening experience. Looking forward to more!
Cream of the Crop in Education Podcasts
02/03/2023
I am a professional piano teacher and I have listened to many podcasts across a wide range of fields, including education. I found Education Bookcast because I wanted to learn more about Direct Instruction and Siegfried Engelmann, and this was one of the few resources that covered this topic. The two episodes on DI and Engelmann were fabulous, and then I dug in more with his episodes on John Wooden, Marva Collins, and Jaime Escalante. These episodes have given me so much food for thought as a teacher and has hugely broadened my perspective. I think that Stas’s comments along the way are incredibly insightful, because he interacts with the material in a way that actually anticipates thoughts and responses I myself would have as well. For example, he compares Marva Collins’ generous usage of praise with research on mindset by Carol Dweck for instance, and gives a fascinating discussion of how those two contrasting ideas fit together. Alternately, he often emphasizes things that are completely outside of what I typically think about, like the necessity of exercising and projecting authority and power as a teacher, and this gives me a lot to consider. Thanks for your work Stas, I am grateful to have your very rich reflections on teaching and education and I feel that I have benefited a lot as a piano teacher from them.
Fantastic, interesting content
10/21/2022
Well thought-out and provoking content. I truly have enjoyed browsing episodes and hearing Staś’ take on various education topics. Highly recommended!
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- CreatorStanislaw Pstrokonski
- Years Active2016 - 2024
- Episodes207
- RatingExplicit
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