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We cannot change education alone. Instead, we can rely on our collective strengths to navigate our challenges and create possibilities for our future.

The expertise and experience of our nation’s teachers are essential as we seek to reform our education systems. It’s critical that educators themselves are empowered to lead as we move forward.

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Episode 2. Trauma-Informed Education In this dynamic conversation, Alex Shevrin Venet and Mathew Portell invite us to consider how trauma-informed education can transform outcomes for students and educators alike. They remind us that trauma-informed education is not a curriculum, program, or list of strategies. Instead, being trauma-informed is a lens that we must integrate into…

Episode 1. Leadership for Reinventing Schools In this dynamic conversation, educators and authors Kevin Fahey and Jacy Ippolito along with middle school principal Cathy O’Connell ask us to rethink conventional approaches to school improvement. Our guests draw on the ideas in their book, An Uncommon Theory of School Change, as well as years of experience…

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Ratchetdemic: Reimagining Academic Success In this session, Professor Emdin describes the landscape of contemporary education and offers a new lens for making sense of how and why we teach. He describes why it is important for educators to be Ratchetdemic—equal parts ratchet and academic, as they create space for young people to be their authentic…

About Christopher Albrecht Christopher Albrecht is the 2018 New York State Teacher of the Year and a 2019 inductee into the National Teachers Hall of Fame in Emporia, Kansas. The Board of Regents of New York State has also awarded Albrecht the Donald Sobel and David Johnson Awards for excellence in teaching, and he is…