Speaking of Education Podcast

Welcome to Speaking of Education…where we delve into the stories of those who are making a positive difference in the lives of students and their communities as we all navigate the rapidly changing landscape of education. Do you want a deeper understanding of how the critical issues of today may be impacting the future of education? Join educators Marilyn Llewellyn, PhD; Patricia McMahon, PhD; and Maria Piantanida, PhD, as we host conversations about the complexities of education. As friends and colleagues with extensive experience in teaching and practice-based inquiry, they examine, discuss, explore, and share stories from those whose lives are touched by education.

Book Review of The Tyranny of Metrics by Jerry Muller with Guest Maria Piantanida, PhD 09/25/2023

Exploring Health Issues of Native Americans with Guest Josie Barnes 08/15/2023

Wedding Work and Learning to Pursue a Career Interest with Guest Duncan Barnes 08/15/2023

Remake Learning: Thinking Boldly About Education with Guest Tyler Samstag 08/10/2023

Advocating for the Educational Rights of Children with Special Needs with Guests Mary Hartley and Cindy Duch 08/28/2023

Black Girls Education Justice Initiative with Guest Paige Joki 08/24/2023

Schools Where Teachers Thrive with Guest Susan Moore Johnson, EdD 08/14/2023

Pennsylvania’s Education Law Center—A Resource for Equitable Schooling for All Children with Guest Deborah Klehr 08/07/2023

Navigating the Political Landscape: Implications for Educational Policy and Practice with Guest Mary Esther Van Shura, EdD 07/31/2023

School After COVID with Guests Ryan and Camden Banks 07/24/2023

Team Teaching at Corbett Prep—A 20 Year Perspective from the Classroom with Guests Dr. Helen Hazi and Samantha Borosh 07/17/2023

Teaming at Corbett Prep—Teachers’ Perspectives with Guests Ashley Davis, Michael LeBlanc, Marla LeBlanc, John Palmer and administrator Jennifer Jagdmann 07/10/2023

Teaming: The Energy System for Sustainable Schooling with Guests Helen Hazi, PhD, Karolyn Snyder, PhD, Kristen Snyder, PhD and Mike Johnson 07/03/2023

Faith-Based Leadership & Life Coach Training for Women with Guests Sisters Roberta Campbell, Evelyn Dettling, Susan Merrie English 06/26/2023

Faith-Based Leadership & Life Coach Training for Women with Guests Sisters Roberta Campbell, Evelyn Dettling, Susan Merrie English This episode features our conversation with Sister Roberta Campbell, Sister Evelyn Dettling, and Sister Susan Merrie English three Benedictine sisters of Pittsburgh who are the Founding Directors of Benedictine Coaching of Pittsburgh which includes the “Leadership and Life Coach-Training for Women in Faith-Based Ministries” program. This program is accredited by the International Coaching Federation. Their mission is to provide interfaith, international professional coaching programs that promote personal, spiritual, and professional growth. Sister Roberta is a seasoned educator and administrator with over 50 years of experience which includes teaching at the elementary, secondary and university levels. She has held several leadership positions including being Prioress of her Benedictine Community. Her zeal in coaching is to encourage women to use their values of refection and communication for promoting a more peaceful world-community. Sister Evelyn has focused on ministry to others in education, social justice work, and various forms of administration within her religious community and in senior centers. She earned an MA in Sacred Studies from St. John’s University in Collegeville, MN and is a life-long learner. Evelyn is excited about helping women flourish in their coaching formation. Sister Susan Merrie is a Master Certified Coach through International Coaching Federation (ICF) Global, co-founder of two coaching training programs and co-editor of the book Professional Coaching: Principles and Practice. She holds a doctorate in education and considers herself a “womb to tomb” educator who has worked in public, private and prison settings. Her special interests are community building, mentoring and supervision for coaches. To learn more about the Leadership and Life Coach Training for Women in Faith-Based Ministries visit their web site at /episode/index/show/speakingofeducation/id/26930640

Fighting for Equitable Education in Pennsylvania with Guest Maura McInerney 06/19/2023

Teacher Inquiry and Curriculum Matters with Guest William Schubert, PhD 06/12/2023

Professional Education of Genetic Counselors with Guest Robin Grubs, PhD 06/05/2023

Promoting Healthy Racial Identity Among Young Children with Guest Aisha White, PhD 05/29/2023

Improvement Science & the Preparation of Scholar-Practitioners with Guest Deborah Peterson, EdD 05/22/2023

Teacher Evaluation & the Issue of Feedback with Guest Helen Hazi, PHD 05/15/2023

Global to Local, An International Service-Learning Initiative with Guests Jacqueline Hesse and Christine McCartney 05/08/2023

Empowered Writing—Teachers as Writers, Learners, and Leaders with Guests Tom Meyer, PhD and Maya Projansky 05/01/2023

Descriptive Inquiry—At the Intersection of Philosophy and Practice with Guest Cara Furman, PhD 04/24/2023

The Sky's the Limit for Student Learning When Respect and Trust Are Shown with Guest Joseph Stewart 04/17/2023

Understanding Critical Aspects of Immigration with Guest Sister Janice Vanderneck, CSJ, MA 04/10/2023

Reflections on the Field of Curriculum—A Conversation with With Guest William Schubert, PhD 04/03/2023

Reflections on the Field of Curriculum—A Conversation with With Guest William Schubert, PhD This episode features curriculum scholar Dr. William Schubert, Emeritus Professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago. In addition to his teaching responsibilities at UIC, Dr. Schubert served as Chair of the Department of Curriculum & Instruction, Director of Graduate Studies, Coordinator of the Ph.D. Program in Curriculum Studies, and Coordinator of the M.Ed. in Educational Studies. Among his many scholarly accomplishments is the publication of 17 books and 200 articles and book chapters. He has given over 250 presentations at scholarly and professional organizations. Dr. Schubert’s impressive body of scholarship is housed in the Special Collections Department of the Zach S. Henderson Library at Georgia Southern University. As a Lifetime Fellow of the International Academy of Education, Dr. Schubert continues to pursue his passionate interests in curriculum history, theory, inquiry, and development in both school and non-school contexts. This episode offers an important window into the history of curriculum thinking by one of the great scholars in the field. During our conversation, Dr. Schubert reflects on his decision to study education; his personal experience with the reconceptualist movement in the field of curriculum; and emerging resistance to past and present forces of conquest and colonialism in the United States and around the world. He elaborates on his concept of “the theory within” which relates to his work on teacher lore and to biographical and autobiographical work of professors of education. Pushing beyond the question of “what is worth knowing,” Dr. Schubert raises questions of what is worth needing, doing, experiencing and wondering. Among Dr. Schubert’s honors is his designation in 2005 as a University Scholar at UIC. In 2004, he received The Lifetime Achievement Award in Curriculum Studies from the American Educational Research Association, and in 2007, he received The Mary Anne Raywid Award for Distinguished Scholarship to the Field of Education. In 2023, he recieved the inaugural William H. Schubert Award for Curricular Speculation from the Society of Professors of Education. /episode/index/show/speakingofeducation/id/26180316

Pursuing One’s Passion Through Internships—Gaining Experience That Matters with Guest Evan J. Branson - Part 2 03/27/2023

Project-Based Learning at the University Level with Guest Evan J. Branson - Part 1 03/20/2023

A Partnership between the Navajo Nation and Fielding Graduate University with Guests Barbara Mink, EdD and Miranda Haskie, EdD 03/13/2023

Teacher Demoralization & Principled/Ethical Resistance with Guest Doris Santoro, PhD 03/06/2023

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Speaking of Education Podcast

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