TrumpED - What do we do now?

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  • Candidate Donald Trump has already jolted the education community. As we consider the presidency of Donald Trump, educators are wondering what will happen next, and what we should do now? Join us as our hosts seek answers from educators, administrators and education thought leaders from across the community.
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Episodes
  • The Election Is the Easy Part: The Challenge Is What Comes Next

    The Election Is the Easy Part: The Challenge Is What Comes Next
    Oct 13 2020

    It’s exciting to see that millions of young people are voting for the first time. We’re about to see if we’ve adequately prepared them for what comes after the campaigning is done, the votes have been counted, and the difficult work of governing begins.

    Follow on Twitter: @eduflack @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork.

    Patrick Riccards is the executive director of Best in the World Teachers and the founder of the Driving Force Institute for Public Engagement. He is also the author of the nationally recognized Eduflack blog and its companion Twitter feed. PR News named Pat the Not-for-Profit Communications Professional of the Year for his work in teacher preparation and higher education transformation (2015). A former local school board chairman, Patrick is also the author of the award-winning Dadprovement. Host of TrumpED and formerly co-host of Common Core Radio.
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    3 hrs and 51 mins
  • Are We Paying Enough Attention to Civic Education? Should We Care?

    Are We Paying Enough Attention to Civic Education? Should We Care?
    Oct 9 2020

    Civics instruction is surprisingly uninteresting to many at a time when a practical understanding of civics is more important than ever. Are we paying enough attention to civics?

    Follow on Twitter: @eduflack @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork

    Patrick Riccards is the executive director of Best in the World Teachers and the founder of the Driving Force Institute for Public Engagement. He is also the author of the nationally recognized Eduflack blog and its companion Twitter feed. PR News named Pat the Not-for-Profit Communications Professional of the Year for his work in teacher preparation and higher education transformation (2015). A former local school board chairman, Patrick is also the author of the award-winning Dadprovement. Host of TrumpED and co-host of Common Core Radio.
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    6 hrs and 13 mins
  • Time to Teach Students (and Ourselves) to Accept That Everyone Doesn’t Agree With Us

    Time to Teach Students (and Ourselves) to Accept That Everyone Doesn’t Agree With Us
    Oct 3 2020

    The presidential debate between the tw0 2020 nominees was an epic teachable moment, but the lessons were obscured. Among the takeaways is that we have drifted far from being a civil society, and we’ll need to adjust our expectations. But yes, there’s more…

    Follow on Twitter: @eduflack @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork

    Patrick Riccards is the executive director of Best in the World Teachers and the founder of the Driving Force Institute for Public Engagement. He is also the author of the nationally recognized Eduflack blog and its companion Twitter feed. PR News named Pat the Not-for-Profit Communications Professional of the Year for his work in teacher preparation and higher education transformation (2015). A former local school board chairman, Patrick is also the author of the award-winning Dadprovement. Host of TrumpED and co-host of Common Core Radio.
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    5 hrs and 34 mins

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