Danielle Freilich and Jordana Fruchter

No Silly Questions- An Education Podcast for Parents

Welcome to No Silly Questions, with your hosts Danielle Freilich and Jordana Fruchter, two New York City educators, school leaders and friends. We were inspired to develop No Silly Questions, after noticing how often our friends were calling us with education-related questions for their kids! Asking us for our insight on everything from the different pedagogical approaches, to developmental milestones in the first few years of life, to navigating how to support their child’s learning needs - you name it! We could see there was a need to provide parents with relatable, research-based answers fr...

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Danielle Freilich and Jordana Fruchter

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Education

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17 de ago de 2025

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How do we give kids back their independence? with Lenore Skenazy 16.06.2022

This episode explores how much independence we give our kids- physical, mental, emotional- and how frankly, that’s changed over the years, from when our guest Lenore Skenazy was a child walking herself to school at age five.  We think this is an important and thought provoking topic, and we hope you enjoy Lenore’s sensational humor.  More on Lenore Skenazy: After her column “Why I Let My 9-Year-Ol...

Trailer- No Silly Questions 03.06.2022

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