The Educational Triage Podcast

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The Educational Triage Podcast

This is a podcast where we explore and discuss issues in Alternative Education - What is it? What are the perceptions? How can we learn? and more. Join us on this exploration!#AlternativeEducation #AltEd #Education

  1. JUN 16

    Dr. Lincoln Stoller: Are Schools Relevant?

    Dr. Lincoln Stoller:  Are Schools Relevant?    A PhD in Quantum Physics, a Teacher, Mountaineer, Hypnotherapist, and EEG Neurofeedback Therapist - Lincoln Stoller has an incredible background. He has a Ph.D. in quantum physics, is a teacher, mountaineer, hypnotherapist, and EEG neurofeedback therapist, and was mentored by the late John Taylor Gatto, who influenced many of his views.     Today, we have the unique opportunity to tap into Dr. Stoller's wealth of knowledge and experience. He serves as a mentor, guiding us to consider alternative perspectives on education.  Are we on the right path?  Should there be only one path or many?  What are the system's strengths and weaknesses?  Or should we start from scratch?    Dr. Stoller has written several books and a blog and has a great deal to say on the subject and others.  You can find more about him, as well as his contact information at:    Dr. Stoller’s Substack: https://mindstrengthbalance.substack.com/ Dr. Stoller’s Webpage: https://www.mindstrengthbalance.com/ The Learning Project: Rites of Passage (free copy) as a gift from Dr. Stoller to you. He lives in Victoria, BC, where he continues to practice.     #DefiningEducation #ProblemsinEducation #PlayasEducation #NatureBasedEducation #LackofCreativityinEducation #TeachingCreativityinEducation #IntrinsicMotivationinEducation #lackofintrinsicmotivationineducation #PersonalMeaninginLearning #CulturalContextinEducation #TedRobinson #LincolnStoller #SudburySchools #ChestertonsFence #SearchforMeaning #ProblemswithCompulsoryEducation #EducationasAbuse #AlternativeEducation #TeacherasMentor #ArgumentsAgainstEducation #EducationalPodcast #TeacherTraining #AltEdPodcast

    1h 30m
  2. JUN 9

    Growing Absenteeism - Is There Hope?

    The Growing Problem of Absenteeism in Schools Understanding the reasons behind the growing issue of school absenteeism is crucial. It's a problem causing concern in schools, states, and communities. Chronic absenteeism rates are increasing, and it's essential to know why. According to the New York Times, there are various reasons—from family vacations (should kids be able to finish their work remotely?) to the need for extra income at home, illness, and other excuses.     If you’re curious about checking out your local district, click here. In the article, you'll see how your district is doing.     Statistics indicate that attendance is crucial to a student's future success. It's not just about showing up but about active engagement and participation in the school process. This is a stark reminder of the urgency of tackling the issue of absenteeism in schools.   https://www.opb.org/article/2024/04/02/oregon-school-districts-chronic-absenteeism-rate/ We were pretty shocked at our findings, and still, even after recording, there is more smacking us in the face!     What’s going on?  #ChronicAbsenteeism #AbsenteeisminAmerica #Nonattendanceinschools #ImpactofAbsencesinEducation #SchoolsinCrisis #StudentEngagement #StudentInvolvement #WhyStudentsAttend #ImpactofSchoolLeaders #ImpactofTeachers #ImpactofPrincipals #StudentAchievement #AlternativeEducationPodcast #EducationalPodcast #EducationalIssues #ImpactofAbsenteeismonSchoolFinance #TeacherTraining

    48 min

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This is a podcast where we explore and discuss issues in Alternative Education - What is it? What are the perceptions? How can we learn? and more. Join us on this exploration!#AlternativeEducation #AltEd #Education

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