Going from Point A to Point B Video Snippets
These are short snippets (240 seconds or less made so that they could be tweeted) from our panel discussion on how to pursue student-centered innovation and how they did so and are doing so in their communities. Taken from a panel at the most recent summer convening of our Northeastern University NExT (Network of Experiential Teaching) initiative.
The Panelists
Chad Carlson – One Stone
Director of Research and Design & former Director of the High School Ben Owens – Open Way Learning Co-founder of Open Way Learning & former teacher at Tri-County Early College |
Paula Dillon – Barrington Public Schools
Assistant Superintendent Andrew Anderson – Barrington Public Schools Principal fo Barrington Middle School |
Cath Fraise – Workspace Education
Founder and Executive Director Conveners Chris Unger & Lindsay Portnoy Northeastern University Graduate School of Education |
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Be Student-Centered! Chad Carlson & Paula Dillon talk about how important it is to be student-centered. And keep that the focus of the "WHY" you do and design anything. |
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Ben Owens talks about the importance of "culture" "Culture eats strategy" quotes Ben from Peter Drucker, and discusses the role of culture in transforming the way a community goes about designing and engaging in their work with youth, referencing the start-up of the Tri-County Early College in Murphy, NC |
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Cath Fraise, had to create a "Google" space for youth, their parents and her community. Cath shares why and how she went "all in" on developing Workspace Education for her own children and her community. |
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Barrington's process for ongoing development and innovation for students. Paula Dillon shares the Barrington Public Schools' ongoing process for continually transforming and iterating upon itself for the benefit of their students. |
More about the panelists (with links and email) can be viewed here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Xbmx61bqWjg-03nqM6hop61PrAyPVkwuGke6RO5kPXg
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