https://simplecast.com Value Laden: Conversations with Educational Leaders Join Dr. Punya Mishra in conversation with educational leaders as they explore the role that values and principles play in what they do. Each episode features a leader of an educational organization talking about their personal story and the development of their ethical compass. They also discuss how their value systems influence their professional work as a leader, including the dilemmas they face as well as how they maintain integrity to their vision in a complex, messy world. 2021 en Wed, 7 Jul 2021 08:00:00 +0000 Wed, 7 Jul 2021 08:00:10 +0000 https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com Value Laden: Conversations with Educational Leaders https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/93eb6084-92d3-483f-a731-c6278bb03473/af11c754-44c8-489e-91bf-26232e8d5d49/3000x3000/value-laden.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com episodic Join Dr. Punya Mishra in conversation with educational leaders as they explore the role that values and principles play in what they do. Each episode features a leader of an educational organization talking about their personal story and the development of their ethical compass. They also discuss how their value systems influence their professional work as a leader, including the dilemmas they face as well as how they maintain integrity to their vision in a complex, messy world. Punya Mishra no https://feeds.simplecast.com/9EXa9uIj education, ethics, futures, innovation, leadership, stories, values Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Arizona State University podcast.mlftc@asu.edu 2738948d-9d69-49b1-9746-8e9cf028ac46 Glen Lineberry: Power of Ideas and Persistence Glen Lineberry, principal of Miami Junior-Senior High School in rural Arizona and Director of the Arizona Student Opportunity Collaborative, discusses with Punya Mishra how his innate curiosity, pursuit of knowledge and ideas, and ability to be persistent has served him over the course of his career. Lineberry shares how he started out in business and made a career shift to education, and talks about the opportunities he had to quickly advance and take on responsibility in a rural school setting. Lineberry and Mishra also explore the power of exposing learners to big ideas, how to create a culture of risk-taking and innovation, and the importance of persistence in driving change.

Learn more about Glen Lineberry at his school website, Miami Area Unified School District #40, and at Arizona Student Opportunity Collaborative. 

This podcast was produced at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have comments, feedback, or ideas? Stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Wed, 7 Jul 2021 08:00:00 +0000 podcast.mlftc@asu.edu (Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Glen Lineberry) https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com/episodes/glen-lineberry-power-of-ideas-and-persistence-BqW2d1wQ Glen Lineberry, principal of Miami Junior-Senior High School in rural Arizona and Director of the Arizona Student Opportunity Collaborative, discusses with Punya Mishra how his innate curiosity, pursuit of knowledge and ideas, and ability to be persistent has served him over the course of his career. Lineberry shares how he started out in business and made a career shift to education, and talks about the opportunities he had to quickly advance and take on responsibility in a rural school setting. Lineberry and Mishra also explore the power of exposing learners to big ideas, how to create a culture of risk-taking and innovation, and the importance of persistence in driving change.

Learn more about Glen Lineberry at his school website, Miami Area Unified School District #40, and at Arizona Student Opportunity Collaborative. 

This podcast was produced at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have comments, feedback, or ideas? Stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Glen Lineberry: Power of Ideas and Persistence Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Glen Lineberry 00:44:20 Glen Lineberry, principal of Miami Junior-Senior High School in rural Arizona and Director of the Arizona Student Opportunity Collaborative, discusses the power of curiosity, knowledge, and persistence with Punya Mishra. Lineberry shares how he made a career change to enter teaching and talks about his efforts to ensure that his students have exposure and access to ideas and opportunities that will enable them to be open-minded and curious. Glen Lineberry, principal of Miami Junior-Senior High School in rural Arizona and Director of the Arizona Student Opportunity Collaborative, discusses the power of curiosity, knowledge, and persistence with Punya Mishra. Lineberry shares how he made a career change to enter teaching and talks about his efforts to ensure that his students have exposure and access to ideas and opportunities that will enable them to be open-minded and curious. school redesign, cultural exposure, rural education, school administration, change management, career change, public schools, school leadership no full 7 1 2bbca76a-3fc5-43da-9ca4-b6a29a20ba34 Pam Moran: Leading a Culture of Contagious Creativity Dr. Pam Moran, former Superintendent of Albemarle County Schools in Virginia and currently Executive Director of the Virginia School Consortium for Learning, discusses with Punya Mishra the early influences in her personal and professional life, her career path into teaching, school leadership and district administration, and her perspectives on how to build schools and school systems that encourage creativity and risk-taking in their educators and students. She shares stories about her family, her first day of teaching, and learning to “get to yes,” and describes how she has worked to nurture creativity in educators, giving them space and support to tinker and develop their ideas and share them beyond their own classrooms and schools to transform the larger system.

Learn more about Pam on Twitter @pammoran and her website.

This podcast was produced at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have comments, feedback, or ideas? Stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Wed, 30 Jun 2021 08:00:00 +0000 podcast.mlftc@asu.edu (Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Pam Moran) https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com/episodes/pam-moran-leading-a-culture-of-contagious-creativity-55x7NlbF Dr. Pam Moran, former Superintendent of Albemarle County Schools in Virginia and currently Executive Director of the Virginia School Consortium for Learning, discusses with Punya Mishra the early influences in her personal and professional life, her career path into teaching, school leadership and district administration, and her perspectives on how to build schools and school systems that encourage creativity and risk-taking in their educators and students. She shares stories about her family, her first day of teaching, and learning to “get to yes,” and describes how she has worked to nurture creativity in educators, giving them space and support to tinker and develop their ideas and share them beyond their own classrooms and schools to transform the larger system.

Learn more about Pam on Twitter @pammoran and her website.

This podcast was produced at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have comments, feedback, or ideas? Stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Pam Moran: Leading a Culture of Contagious Creativity Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Pam Moran 00:45:17 Dr. Pam Moran, former Superintendent of Albemarle County Schools in Virginia, discusses with Punya Mishra the early influences in her personal and professional life, her career path into teaching and administration, and her perspectives on how to build schools and school systems that encourage creativity and risk-taking in their educators and students. Through her storytelling, she imparts powerful lessons and perspective on bringing about transformational change. Dr. Pam Moran, former Superintendent of Albemarle County Schools in Virginia, discusses with Punya Mishra the early influences in her personal and professional life, her career path into teaching and administration, and her perspectives on how to build schools and school systems that encourage creativity and risk-taking in their educators and students. Through her storytelling, she imparts powerful lessons and perspective on bringing about transformational change. creativity, strategic planning, makerspace, public schools, innovation, progressive pedagogy, skunkworks, science education, school leadership no full 6 1 94113630-d48d-4b5a-a88b-211aae553742 Gerald Fussell: Changing the System from Within Dr. Gerald Fussell, principal of a middle school in British Columbia, Canada, has a conversation with Punya Mishra on the influences that brought him into teaching and public school administration, starting with the experiences he and his siblings went through as students. Fussell discusses the early career change he made to move into teaching, and then his shift into school leadership and administration. He emphasizes how his love of learning continues to drive him, and how his passion for supporting and advocating for students has led him to challenge the status quo and seek ways to change the system to better serve students. 

 

Learn more about Gerald Fussell on Twitter @GFussell and his website, his blog, and the Lake Trail Community School website.

This podcast was produced at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have comments, feedback, or ideas? Stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Wed, 23 Jun 2021 08:00:00 +0000 podcast.mlftc@asu.edu (Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Gerald Fussell) https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com/episodes/gerald-fussell-changing-the-system-from-within-fsAjGMWz Dr. Gerald Fussell, principal of a middle school in British Columbia, Canada, has a conversation with Punya Mishra on the influences that brought him into teaching and public school administration, starting with the experiences he and his siblings went through as students. Fussell discusses the early career change he made to move into teaching, and then his shift into school leadership and administration. He emphasizes how his love of learning continues to drive him, and how his passion for supporting and advocating for students has led him to challenge the status quo and seek ways to change the system to better serve students. 

 

Learn more about Gerald Fussell on Twitter @GFussell and his website, his blog, and the Lake Trail Community School website.

This podcast was produced at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have comments, feedback, or ideas? Stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Gerald Fussell: Changing the System from Within Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Gerald Fussell 00:36:52 Dr. Gerald Fussell, principal of Lake Trail Community Middle School in British Columbia, Canada, has a conversation with Punya Mishra on the influences that brought him into teaching and public school administration. Fussell discusses his efforts to challenge the status quo in education by advocating for students and seeking ways to change the system to better serve them. Dr. Gerald Fussell, principal of Lake Trail Community Middle School in British Columbia, Canada, has a conversation with Punya Mishra on the influences that brought him into teaching and public school administration. Fussell discusses his efforts to challenge the status quo in education by advocating for students and seeking ways to change the system to better serve them. british columbia, student advocacy, school administration, middle school, public education, public schools, school leadership no full 5 1 e9a0543e-5bfd-4554-9caf-feea82c1929d Sonya Gunnings-Moton: Urban Education Advocate Dr. Sonya Gunnings-Moton, associate dean of support services and engagement at the College of Education at Michigan State University, joins Punya Mishra to discuss her personal and professional journey. She describes the strong influence of her father’s work as an important figure in urban psychiatry, as well as her early experiences of attending largely white suburban schools as an African-American. Gunnings-Moton explains her initial training in psychology and then her move into teacher preparation, university administration, and her focus on urban education. She talks about integrity, racial discrimination and her commitment to advocating for students and families. 

Learn more about Sonya: Michigan State University Faculty Staff Bio

This podcast was produced at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have comments, feedback, or ideas? Stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra

]]> Wed, 16 Jun 2021 08:00:00 +0000 podcast.mlftc@asu.edu (Dr. Sonya Gunnings-Moton, Dr. Punya Mishra) https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com/episodes/sonya-gunnings-moton-urban-education-advocate-gqFSZzib Dr. Sonya Gunnings-Moton, associate dean of support services and engagement at the College of Education at Michigan State University, joins Punya Mishra to discuss her personal and professional journey. She describes the strong influence of her father’s work as an important figure in urban psychiatry, as well as her early experiences of attending largely white suburban schools as an African-American. Gunnings-Moton explains her initial training in psychology and then her move into teacher preparation, university administration, and her focus on urban education. She talks about integrity, racial discrimination and her commitment to advocating for students and families. 

Learn more about Sonya: Michigan State University Faculty Staff Bio

This podcast was produced at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have comments, feedback, or ideas? Stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra

]]> Sonya Gunnings-Moton: Urban Education Advocate Dr. Sonya Gunnings-Moton, Dr. Punya Mishra 00:33:33 Dr. Sonya Gunnings-Moton, associate dean of support services and engagement at Michigan State University, joins Punya Mishra to discuss her personal and professional journey and her work in urban education and teacher preparation. Gunnings-Moton talks about her early years and explains her trajectory from psychology into education, as well how the circumstances of racial discrimination, sense of community and a dedicated spirit have pushed her to serve the underserved. Dr. Sonya Gunnings-Moton, associate dean of support services and engagement at Michigan State University, joins Punya Mishra to discuss her personal and professional journey and her work in urban education and teacher preparation. Gunnings-Moton talks about her early years and explains her trajectory from psychology into education, as well how the circumstances of racial discrimination, sense of community and a dedicated spirit have pushed her to serve the underserved. michigan state university, chicago public schools, psychology, racial discrimination, teacher preparation, urban education, community partnership, public education no full 4 1 234516ed-90d5-49a0-a856-850e81946963 Jeewan Chanicka: Leading with Equity Education leader, speaker and activist Jeewan Chanicka is currently CEO and Superintendent of a growing International American School system based in Dubai, and was previously Superintendent of the Toronto District School Board in Canada. In this episode, Chanicka discusses with Punya Mishra how his personal experiences and background have shaped his identity and his role as an education leader. Chanicka explores the early roots of his role as an activist; his ongoing work to engage communities and be a voice for the oppressed and marginalized while leading large organizations; and his views on the changes that must be made in education to truly bring equity to the forefront of what schools do.

Learn more about Jeewan Chanicka at jeewan.ca or follow him on Twitter @jeewanc

 

This podcast was produced at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have Comments, feedback, or ideas - stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Wed, 9 Jun 2021 07:00:00 +0000 podcast.mlftc@asu.edu (Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Jeewan Chanicka) https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com/episodes/jeewan-chanicka-leading-with-equity-XoMcZbYn Education leader, speaker and activist Jeewan Chanicka is currently CEO and Superintendent of a growing International American School system based in Dubai, and was previously Superintendent of the Toronto District School Board in Canada. In this episode, Chanicka discusses with Punya Mishra how his personal experiences and background have shaped his identity and his role as an education leader. Chanicka explores the early roots of his role as an activist; his ongoing work to engage communities and be a voice for the oppressed and marginalized while leading large organizations; and his views on the changes that must be made in education to truly bring equity to the forefront of what schools do.

Learn more about Jeewan Chanicka at jeewan.ca or follow him on Twitter @jeewanc

 

This podcast was produced at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have Comments, feedback, or ideas - stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Jeewan Chanicka: Leading with Equity Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Jeewan Chanicka 00:39:15 Education leader, speaker and activist Jeewan Chanicka explores with Punya Mishra his perspectives on equity and identity in relation to schools, education systems, and the role of education leaders. Chanicka discusses how his personal experiences have shaped his beliefs and career path, and shares how he has worked to bring equity and equitable education outcomes to the forefront of schooling through ongoing activism and community engagement. Education leader, speaker and activist Jeewan Chanicka explores with Punya Mishra his perspectives on equity and identity in relation to schools, education systems, and the role of education leaders. Chanicka discusses how his personal experiences have shaped his beliefs and career path, and shares how he has worked to bring equity and equitable education outcomes to the forefront of schooling through ongoing activism and community engagement. anti-racism, inclusive design, community engagement, equity, public education, public schools, identity, international education, activism, interracial identity no full 3 1 8b92853d-5220-4ef5-aa4b-bff20ef45109 Karen Bohlin: Developing Character through Stories Dr. Karen Bohlin, head of the Montrose School, an independent girls school in Massachusetts, chats with Dr. Punya Mishra about her views on the role that education and schools should play in fostering human flourishing and developing practical wisdom in students and educators. She explains how the influences of her family and her own experiences in school shaped her interest in working in education, and discusses how her career path took her from an academic university-based position to 18 years in her current role as school leader. Bohlin and Mishra also discuss the role of literature in building understanding across cultures and time, and the power of stories to create connections and shape character. Finally, Bohlin shares her views on managing and leading an organization, and what that looks like in a pandemic.

Learn more about Bohlin and the Montrose School at: https://www.montroseschool.org/about/meet-the-head

For more information, check out learningfutures.education.asu.edu Keep in touch with Punya on Twitter @punyamishra, or at punyamishra.com

]]> Wed, 2 Jun 2021 08:00:00 +0000 podcast.mlftc@asu.edu (Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Dr. Karen Bohlin) https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com/episodes/karen-bohlin-developing-character-through-stories-CnPjctAM Dr. Karen Bohlin, head of the Montrose School, an independent girls school in Massachusetts, chats with Dr. Punya Mishra about her views on the role that education and schools should play in fostering human flourishing and developing practical wisdom in students and educators. She explains how the influences of her family and her own experiences in school shaped her interest in working in education, and discusses how her career path took her from an academic university-based position to 18 years in her current role as school leader. Bohlin and Mishra also discuss the role of literature in building understanding across cultures and time, and the power of stories to create connections and shape character. Finally, Bohlin shares her views on managing and leading an organization, and what that looks like in a pandemic.

Learn more about Bohlin and the Montrose School at: https://www.montroseschool.org/about/meet-the-head

For more information, check out learningfutures.education.asu.edu Keep in touch with Punya on Twitter @punyamishra, or at punyamishra.com

]]> Karen Bohlin: Developing Character through Stories Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Dr. Karen Bohlin 00:37:33 Karen Bohlin, head of the Montrose School, an independent girls school in Massachusetts, talks with Punya Mishra about her views on the role that schools and education should play in fostering human flourishing and developing practical wisdom in students and educators. Bohlin explores the past influences in her life and her career path, as well as the power of literature to help us understand character. Karen Bohlin, head of the Montrose School, an independent girls school in Massachusetts, talks with Punya Mishra about her views on the role that schools and education should play in fostering human flourishing and developing practical wisdom in students and educators. Bohlin explores the past influences in her life and her career path, as well as the power of literature to help us understand character. teacher preparation, independent school, girls school, practical wisdom, character, english literature, character development, human flourishing no full 2 1 30c11c6a-f188-481b-a141-80e84522c862 Shawn Loescher: From Velvet Revolution to Urban Schools’ CEO Dr. Shawn Loescher, CEO of Urban Discovery Schools in San Diego, has a conversation with Dr. Punya Mishra about his formative educational and professional experiences, including the influence of his family, his time in college studying music alongside subjects like philosophy, and his experiences working abroad in the Czech Republic and Slovakia following the Velvet Revolution, during a time of great political upheaval there. Loescher talks about his fundamentally optimistic view of the possibility for social change, and how he balances that with realism. Mishra and Loescher then discuss how Loescher’s values and educational philosophy play out in his more recent work as leader of a network of urban schools, including in his approach to “managing up,” teacher training and development, bridging research and practice, and the school network’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He explains how design thinking and action research are integrated into the fabric of Urban Discovery schools in their approach to continued learning and improvement.

Learn more about Shawn Loescher and Urban Discovery Schools at sloescher.com, www.urbansd.com, or follow him on Twitter @shawnloescher

For more information, check out learningfutures.education.asu.edu Keep in touch with Punya on Twitter @punyamishra, or at punyamishra.com

]]> Wed, 26 May 2021 08:00:00 +0000 podcast.mlftc@asu.edu (Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Dr. Shawn Loescher) https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com/episodes/shawn-loescher-from-velvet-revolution-to-urban-schools-ceo-ff81Ycg6 Dr. Shawn Loescher, CEO of Urban Discovery Schools in San Diego, has a conversation with Dr. Punya Mishra about his formative educational and professional experiences, including the influence of his family, his time in college studying music alongside subjects like philosophy, and his experiences working abroad in the Czech Republic and Slovakia following the Velvet Revolution, during a time of great political upheaval there. Loescher talks about his fundamentally optimistic view of the possibility for social change, and how he balances that with realism. Mishra and Loescher then discuss how Loescher’s values and educational philosophy play out in his more recent work as leader of a network of urban schools, including in his approach to “managing up,” teacher training and development, bridging research and practice, and the school network’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He explains how design thinking and action research are integrated into the fabric of Urban Discovery schools in their approach to continued learning and improvement.

Learn more about Shawn Loescher and Urban Discovery Schools at sloescher.com, www.urbansd.com, or follow him on Twitter @shawnloescher

For more information, check out learningfutures.education.asu.edu Keep in touch with Punya on Twitter @punyamishra, or at punyamishra.com

]]> Shawn Loescher: From Velvet Revolution to Urban Schools’ CEO Dr. Punya Mishra, Jennifer Stein, Dr. Shawn Loescher 00:41:39 Shawn Loescher, CEO of Urban Discovery Schools in San Diego, discusses with Punya Mishra the formative educational and professional experiences that served as the foundation of his philosophy on education. Loescher describes how these experiences led him to identify as a social reconstructivist, and how he has translated theory into practice in his work as a school and educational leader. Shawn Loescher, CEO of Urban Discovery Schools in San Diego, discusses with Punya Mishra the formative educational and professional experiences that served as the foundation of his philosophy on education. Loescher describes how these experiences led him to identify as a social reconstructivist, and how he has translated theory into practice in his work as a school and educational leader. action research, social change, democracy, design thinking, public education, velvet revolution, public schools no full 1 1 45acf22b-41b0-4e96-b9bf-a6232bdb6211 Value Laden - Season 1 Trailer Join Dr. Punya Mishra in conversation with educational leaders as they explore the role that values and principles play in what they do. Each episode features a leader of an educational organization talking about their personal stories and the development of their ethical compass. They also discuss how their value systems influence their professional work as a leader, including the dilemmas they face and how they maintain integrity to their vision in a complex, messy world. Season 1, coming soon!

 

This podcast was produced at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have Comments, feedback, or ideas - stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Mon, 1 Mar 2021 22:41:31 +0000 podcast.mlftc@asu.edu (Punya Mishra, Sean Leahy, Claire Gilbert) https://value-laden-conversations-with-educational-leaders.simplecast.com/episodes/value-laden-season-1-trailer-Rh8V5_KE Join Dr. Punya Mishra in conversation with educational leaders as they explore the role that values and principles play in what they do. Each episode features a leader of an educational organization talking about their personal stories and the development of their ethical compass. They also discuss how their value systems influence their professional work as a leader, including the dilemmas they face and how they maintain integrity to their vision in a complex, messy world. Season 1, coming soon!

 

This podcast was produced at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. Follow MLFTC on Twitter at @asueducation and share this episode with #ValueLadenPodcast.

You can learn more about the Value Laden Podcast and related work by visiting the Learning Futures website: Learning Futures (though principled innovation) brings collaborative leaders, creative thinkers and innovative ideas together to design the futures of learning and advance equity and excellence in education systems.

Have Comments, feedback, or ideas - stay up to date with host Dr. Punya Mishra and follow on Twitter at @punyamishra.

]]> Value Laden - Season 1 Trailer Punya Mishra, Sean Leahy, Claire Gilbert 00:01:15 Welcome to Value Laden, a new podcast from Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Join Dr. Punya Mishra as he chats with educational leaders about the role that values and principles play in their work. Welcome to Value Laden, a new podcast from Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Join Dr. Punya Mishra as he chats with educational leaders about the role that values and principles play in their work. ethics, stories, futures, education, values, leadership, innovation no trailer 1