Dismissed with Jeremy Williams

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International educator Jeremy Williams interviews prominent expats, educators, and entrepreneurs from across the world. Dismissed is a global podcast that aims to make the world feel a little smaller through connecting educators through commonalities no matter their location.

  1. 06/01/2020

    #510 - COVID-19: The Students Tell All

    I was joined by four students representing 3 continents to discuss how remote learning has impacted them. Tiago, Year 12, Dubai resident Lottie, Year 6, Dubai resident Free, Grade 6, Atlanta, Georgia resident and Blaine, Grade 12, Raleigh, North Carolina resident. We discussed how ready they are to go back to school, if they are feeling any anxiety, what part of the social aspects of school will be impacted by social distancing, and much more.

  2. 05/31/2020

    #509 George Stewart II on advocacy, teacher leadership, and inspire students to be agents of change

    I had the opportunity to have a conversation with George Stewart II about his work as a teacher leader, his advocacy work both at the local and state level, and being an agent of change.  I also allowed him to have some time to share his feelings about George Floyd and what predominantly white schools can do to help promote allyship.  George actually helped get a bill to support autistic students on to the House floor in Mississippi. George can be found at https://www.twitter.com/gstew2

  3. 05/27/2020

    #508 The Parents Tell All - COVID19 Education with Jun Song, Jenny Mollon, Matt James, Hayley Lamb, and Jessica Daily

    Five parents from all over the world share their experiences with their children's education during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jun Song can be found on Twitter here. Matt James can be found on Twitter here. Jessica Daily can be found on Twitter here. Hayley Lamb can be found on Twitter here. Jenny Mollon can be found on Twitter here.

  4. 05/19/2020

    #507 with Chuck Rust - What are deep fakes? Why should educators care?

    In this episode, I sit down with Chuck Rust, Esq. to discuss #deepfakes, what they are, and why educators (and humans in general) should care about this. We discuss - Legal responsibilities of social media companies to monitor deep fakes Shallow fakes and their potential impact on society the Nick Sandmann case Find Chuck on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuck-rust-esq-3a97a630/

  5. 05/19/2020

    #506 COVID19 stories with Tia Luker-Putra and Sydney Atkins

    Tia Luker-Putra is an ex-pat teacher and blogger currently living in China.  Sydney Atkins is an administrator living in Al Ain, UAE.  We discuss our collective COVID19 experiences. Tia shares what life is like in China going back to school for her first day today.  Sydney shares how his work has been impacted by being an educational leader. Tia can be found on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/TIAscience Tia's latest blog can be found at: https://medium.com/@tialukerputra/covid-19-shanghai-schools-return-6e7851c55203 Sydney can be found on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/SYDNEYDXB

  6. 05/15/2020

    #505 with Nate Bowling - El College Board es malo.

    My special guest Nate Bowling and I discuss the inequities of the College Board and how they quite possibly have done the worst job in the world in terms of how they handled COVID19 as an organization.   Nate can be found  on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nate_bowling on the NerdFarm Podcast: https://twitter.com/nerdfarmpod on his blog: https://www.natebowling.com

  7. 05/13/2020

    #504 ESports in Dubai with High School Student/Founder Shiv Bhagnari

    I had the chance to catch up with 16-year-old Shiv Bhagnari, a Dubai High School student working tirelessly to get ESports of the ground for students in Dubai. Learn about Shiv on LinkedIn and Twitter. Esports Schools can be found on Discord.

  8. 05/12/2020

    #503 with Justin Bedard of Jump! Foundation

    Justin and I dive into the history of JUMP! Foundation, the value of finding a good mentor, the importance of process, and what education needs today. We also discuss the dirty word of innovation.

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International educator Jeremy Williams interviews prominent expats, educators, and entrepreneurs from across the world. Dismissed is a global podcast that aims to make the world feel a little smaller through connecting educators through commonalities no matter their location.

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