Annalies Corbin & NOVA Media
Learning Unboxed
We hear, frequently, that the global education system is broken, and as a result, we spend billions of dollar trying to fix it. But the K-12 system isn’t actually broken at all – it’s working exactly as it was designed, 100 years ago, and it’s obsolete. So in Learning Unboxed, we will have a conversation about teaching, learning, and the future of work; we will reimagine, rethink, and redesign our educational system.
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Annalies Corbin & NOVA Media
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12 oct. 2026
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196. Rebuilding Education from the Ground Up with Nathan Gorsch and Katie Flanagan (Re-Air) 31.07.2023 39:41
Welcome to the July edition of Learning Unboxed. As many of you know, we tend to take the month of July off, but we have heard from our loyal listeners that you would love content during your summer vacation. So we have crafted a set of four episodes to run during the July holiday that are all about exploring student agency. For those working to make a meaningful shift in your classrooms, schools,...
195. How One Stone Empowers Students to Become Better Leaders (Re-Air) 24.07.2023 38:53
Welcome to the July edition of Learning Unboxed. As many of you know, we tend to take the month of July off, but we have heard from our loyal listeners that you would love content during your summer vacation. So we have crafted a set of four episodes to run during the July holiday that are all about exploring student agency. For those working to make a meaningful shift in your classrooms, schools,...
194. Revolutionizing the Middle School Experience with Denise Daniels & Andrew Ravin (Re-Air) 17.07.2023 36:59
Welcome to the July edition of Learning Unboxed. As many of you know, we tend to take the month of July off, but we have heard from our loyal listeners that you would love content during your summer vacation. So we have crafted a set of four episodes to run during the July holiday that are all about exploring student agency. For those working to make a meaningful shift in your classrooms, schools,...
193. When We Trust Kids, Amazing Things Happen with Gever Tulley (Re-Air) 10.07.2023 35:59
Welcome to the July edition of Learning Unboxed. As many of you know, we tend to take the month of July off, but we have heard from our loyal listeners that you would love content during your summer vacation. So we have crafted a set of four episodes to run during the July holiday that are all about exploring student agency. For those working to make a meaningful shift in your classrooms, schools,...
192. Chief AI Officers: One example of an incredible new role our kids may aspire to, and what it means for us 26.06.2023 39:05
In this fascinating episode of Learning Unboxed, we delve deep into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its profound implications for our future. Joining us is Sanjay Saigal, Executive Director for Affiliates and Research Engagement at Stanford Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering (ICME), brings us the rich history of AI, the democratization of this powerful tool, and...
191. The Transformational Power of Montessori Education with Tessa Wessels of Casa Bilingual Montessori 19.06.2023 32:57
In this episode of Learning Unboxed, we dive deep into the world of Montessori education and its transformative potential. Our special guest is Tessa Wessels, founder of Casa Bilingual Montessori. Tessa opens up about her personal journey, from her upbringing in apartheid South Africa to creating an educational environment that nurtures critical and independent thinking in the Netherlands. Join us...
190. Pushing the Limits: The Journey to Extreme Innovation in Schools with Nick Salmon 12.06.2023 36:26
Today, we're honored to have Nick Salmon, founder and president of the Collaborative Learning Network, join us as we discuss the topic of extreme innovation in the education space. As a ninth-generation educator and self-certified 'educational furniture whisperer,' Nick is deeply committed to positively influencing the lives of 1.6 billion young people worldwide. Together, we'll de...
189. How Zoo Schools are Changing the Education Landscape 05.06.2023 37:17
Welcome to another exciting episode of "Learning Unboxed" where we’re talking about zoo schools as transformative educational institutions. We're joined by four distinguished guests from the world of zoo education and conservation: Chris Edelen, a career tech teacher at Cincinnati Public Schools' Hughes STEM School and a former zookeeper at the Cincinnati Zoo, brings in over two de...
188. The Power of Intercultural Interactions: The Story of Na'atik School's Immersive Learning Experiences with Catherine Gray 22.05.2023 34:36
Welcome to another episode of Learning Unboxed, where we dive into the innovative and transformative world of education. Today, we're thrilled to have Catherine Gray, the founder of Na'atik School in Mexico. Na'atik is an intercultural school that has been disrupting traditional education models by blending local and foreign learning experiences for over 12 years. In this episode, Cath...
187. The Student-Centered Revolution: Exploring the Impact of Student Agency in Modern Classrooms with Michael Nicholson 15.05.2023 36:45
In this episode of Learning Unboxed, we explore the transformative power of student agency and autonomy in education. Our guest is Mike Nicholson, principal of Learning Inspired Ed, a forward-thinking education consultancy agency dedicated to supporting the development of student agency across school districts. Mike shares his passion for moving from a compliance-based education system to one wher...
186. Discovering Passions and Pursuing Interests: The Joy of Self-Directed Learning at Clonlara School with April Huard 08.05.2023 33:04
In this episode of Learning Unboxed, we're exploring the innovative world of self-directed learning with April Huard, the Executive Director of Clonlara School, a K-12 institution that empowers students to take charge of their own education. Starting as a small homeschooling collective, Clonlara School has expanded to multiple campuses across the United States with a mission to transform educa...
185. Navigating Change: Cultivating Global Citizenship in K-12 Education with Dana Mortenson & KK Neimann 01.05.2023 39:25
We're diving into the fascinating realm of global citizenship through the lens of a fantastic program called World Savvy. Our esteemed guests are Dana Mortenson, co-founder and CEO of World Savvy, a national education nonprofit working to educate and engage youth as responsible global citizens, and KK Neimann, World Savvy's Director of Professional Learning, with an impressive 20 years of...
184. Unlocking Essential Skills with Fab Labs: A Deep Dive with Michael Stone 24.04.2023 38:24
Welcome to today's episode of Learning Unboxed! In this episode, we're excited to have an incredible conversation with our guest, Michael Stone, from the Public Education Foundation, based in Tennessee. Michael has an impressive career journey, including being an Albert Einstein Educator Fellow with the National Science Foundation and spending 10 years as a high school mathematics and comp...
183. Transforming Education with an Eye For Sustainability with Trevor Soponis 17.04.2023 34:49
Dr. Trevor Soponis is the Founder and Chief Learning Officer of The Sustainable Learning Projects, a lifelong education professional with experience in leading transformative education projects. The purpose of The Sustainable Learning Projects is to provide students with meaningful work that is relevant to their lives and to provide teachers with the curriculum and support they need to make their...
182. Building Connections and Solving Challenges at STEM Games with Josip Torić 10.04.2023 25:46
In this episode of Learning Unboxed, we're diving into the exciting world of STEM Games with Josip Torić, the Director of Sports at STEM Games. STEM Games is an international competition that allows students to showcase their knowledge, athletic abilities, and gaming skills across science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Josip Torić, who has been instrumental in the growth of STEM Ga...
181. The Future of Fiber Optics: Exploring Career Paths in Fusion Splicing with Wesley Olinger, Quin Jernigan & Patrick Stichter 27.03.2023 34:20
Today's episode is a special takeover, hosted by Ibrahim Aly, a Metro High School junior participant in the PAST Foundation's Workforce Development Program. Ibrahim previously joined us on episode 165 to talk about using internships to encourage STEM careers, and we're thrilled to have him back to lead the conversation about fusion splicing. A panel of experts will join Ibrahim to disc...
180. Learning by Doing: The Importance of Professional Learning Communities with Bo Ryan 20.03.2023 32:37
In this episode of Learning Unboxed, our guest is Bo Ryan, the principal of Ana Grace Academy of the Arts Elementary Magnet School in Bloomfield, Connecticut, and the author of “The Brilliance in the Building”. Bo is a passionate advocate for professional learning communities (PLCs) and believes in the power of collaborative teams in schools. In our conversation, Bo shares his insights into what P...
179. From Denmark to Silicon Valley: Building Bridges for Innovation with Josefine Strandgaard & Allan Kristensen 13.03.2023 34:11
We're taking you on a virtual journey to Denmark, where innovation and collaboration are at the forefront. Our special guests today, Allan Kristensen and Josefine Strandgaard, are both part of the Innovation Center Denmark Silicon Valley, an organization that facilitates collaboration between Denmark and the US since 2006 as part of the Danish government's initiative to tap into the world&...
178. Unlocking the Power of Social and Emotional Learning with David Adams 06.03.2023 35:11
Are we doing enough to prepare our children for the future? As the world becomes increasingly complex, academic success alone is no longer enough to guarantee a bright future. Today on the podcast, we have David Adams, the CEO of the Urban Assembly, an organization leading the charge in bringing social and emotional learning (SEL) into classrooms across its network. With the Resilience Scholars Pr...
177. Teaching Students with a Focus on Mastery in Education with Marcy Raymond 27.02.2023 33:45
Today, we have Marcy Raymond joining us, an innovative educator in the STEM space. If the name sounds familiar, that’s because Marcy was the first guest we had on this program. Marcy has started multiple schools and transformed existing ones into high-quality, fully-applied STEM schools. We will discuss the concept of mastery learning, which often arises in the transformative school space. To lear...
176. Patching the Leaky Pipeline & Empowering STEM Identity with Dr. Mandy Smith 20.02.2023 41:20
Dr. Mandy Smith is the Director of Research at PAST Foundation. She has a wealth of experience in the K-12 education system, including teacher preparation and the intersection of science and technology. In this episode, we will be discussing the concept of STEM identity. The lack of diversity and opportunity in STEM careers has been a topic of debate and conversation for over a decade. The "le...
175. Opening Yourself Up to Fellowship Opportunities with Kelly Preheim 13.02.2023 31:39
Kelly Preheim has done incredible work as a teacher, but she knows it's important to push herself to step out of her comfort zone. In this episode, we talk to Kelly about her experience as part of the National Geographic Grosvenor Teaching Fellowship cohort and how she balances the everyday pieces of being a teacher with the need to try new things. Don't miss Kelly's insight into how s...
174. Be the One: Creating Safe Spaces for Trauma Recovery with Dawn Heideman & Carla Hegyi 06.02.2023 33:25
Dawn Heideman and Carla Hegyi are the founders of Be the One, a program aiding at-risk youth in schools in the central Ohio region, both by improving students’ lives and the lives of those around them, through relationship-building and service programs. Most of the time, when a student experiences trauma, they are only aided for a few days or weeks before everyone returns back to their daily lives...
173. Spreading Financial Education Through Student-Led App Development with Tiffany Marr 23.01.2023 32:52
Financial empowerment is incredibly important for those who want to manage their wealth properly, and it’s critical for students to get a headstart on that journey We're talking about Wemblr Ed, a gaming simulation app that engages students in financial scenarios and events to teach the value of critical thinking, personal finance, and strategic planning. Joining us today is Wemblr's fou...
172. Advocating for Equality & Inclusion Through Legislation with Carla Neely 16.01.2023 31:48
Carla Neely is currently a fifth and sixth grade science and computer science teacher at Warner Girls’ Leadership Academy for the Cleveland Metropolitan School District in Cleveland, OH. Carla has been a teacher for twenty-three years in urban classrooms. She is certified and has experience teaching all subjects, with specialization in science and math. She has a passion for urban education. Carla...
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