42 min
Episode 3: Exploring How to Better Serve Our Students with Marlon Styles The Learner-Centered Collaborative Podcast
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How can educators create environments where students have the room to be curious and discover their passions and interests? Katie Martin sits down with Marlon Styles to discuss how we can better support our students and provide more access and opportunities within our own communities.
Marlon Styles Jr. is currently the Superintendent at Middletown City School District (OH). During his 20 year career he has served as a Middle School Math Teacher 7-12 Principal and Executive Director of Curriculum & Instruction. In 2017 Mr. Styles received the Center for Digital Education Top 30 Digital Trailblazers Award. Under his leadership Middletown City Schools earned the 2019 ISTE Distinguished District Award for ensuring equitable accessible and appropriate technology use for all students. He was recently recognized as the 2020 K-12 DIVE Superintendent of the Year. Mr. Styles is passionate in his efforts to close the systemic equity gaps many students in this country face. He is devoted to transforming education and finding ways to integrate technology while creating inclusive learning experiences for all students.
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How can educators create environments where students have the room to be curious and discover their passions and interests? Katie Martin sits down with Marlon Styles to discuss how we can better support our students and provide more access and opportunities within our own communities.
Marlon Styles Jr. is currently the Superintendent at Middletown City School District (OH). During his 20 year career he has served as a Middle School Math Teacher 7-12 Principal and Executive Director of Curriculum & Instruction. In 2017 Mr. Styles received the Center for Digital Education Top 30 Digital Trailblazers Award. Under his leadership Middletown City Schools earned the 2019 ISTE Distinguished District Award for ensuring equitable accessible and appropriate technology use for all students. He was recently recognized as the 2020 K-12 DIVE Superintendent of the Year. Mr. Styles is passionate in his efforts to close the systemic equity gaps many students in this country face. He is devoted to transforming education and finding ways to integrate technology while creating inclusive learning experiences for all students.
Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! @LCCollaborative
Subscribe to our newsletter! Learner-centered tools, insights, and bright spots delivered to your inbox: https://learnercentered.org/bright-spots-newsletter/
42 min