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Policy Changes Lives, an ExcelinEd podcast
Policy Changes Lives is a weekly seasonal podcast that spotlights how the states are using thoughtful education policies to change students' lives for the better. From back-to-school in September through November, experts from the ExcelinEd team share their expertise and interview policymakers, educators and researchers about transformative K-12 policies. Each week, we explore a different topic related to states' education policies, such as early literacy, math, the teacher pipeline, funding, the digital divide, education choice, reimagining learning, school accountability and college and care...
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The impending public school enrollment drop | Chad Aldeman 05.09.2024 25:29
In the opening episode of the Policy Changes Lives podcast, hosts Cara Candal and Adriana Harrington investigate the impending public school enrollment drop. Our hosts will be joined by special guest Chad Aldeman who will explain the findings from his recent report, " Interactive: In Many Schools, Declines in Student Enrollment Are Here to Stay ," published by The 74. Aldeman brings an exten...
Trailer - Policy Changes Lives, an ExcelinEd podcast 29.08.2024 1:27
Welcome to Policy Changes Lives, ExcelinEd's official podcast! Listen to this trailer to learn more about what we'll bring to your airwaves each week. Why should you listen? You'll learn about the latest trends in K-12 education policy. You'll hear from policymakers, educators and researchers who are shaping the future of education. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how education policy...
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