# Krista Ferraro

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Julie Stern, Krista Ferraro, Kayla Duncan, and Trevor Aleo Talk Learning that Transfers

 This week’s episode of Conceptually Speaking is a special one. It’s the kick-off of our Learning That Transfers Book Tour! To mark the occasion, Julie and I were joined by our two co-authors, Kayla Duncan and Krista Ferraro. The goal of this podcast is to share a little bit about the journey we s‮…

88: Connecting Through Transferable Learning w/ Trevor Aleo, Kayla Duncan, & Julie Stern

Transcripts can be found via our website, humanrestorationproject.org. In today's conversation, we're joined by Trevor Aleo, an English teacher in Wilton, Connecticut, Kayla Duncan, a professional instruction coach from Cumming, Georgia, and Julie Stern, author of Tools for Teaching Conceptual Und‮…

Learning That Transfers with Kayla Duncan and Trevor Aleo

In which Dan talks conceptual learning, and reframing so much of what we do in education with Kayla Duncan (@MrsKaylaDuncan) and Trevor Aleo (@MrAleoSays). They're part of a team that authored an upcoming book that's not afraid to take on big, important issues in education. We talk transfer, going‮…

Season 1: Episode 19 - Alexi Pappas: Choose abundance.

"Alexi Pappas Is Bravey" on the Rich Roll Podcast (February 8, 2021) (https://www.richroll.com/podcast/alexi-pappas-579/) "I think it takes a certain muscle to feel like the world is a reservoir that gives rather than takes. And… we all have a choice to make about that, whether we see the world t‮…

#9 - Julie Stern, Kayla Duncan, Trevor Aleo: Learning That Transfers

In this episode we talk with Learning That Transfers co-authors Julie Stern, Kayla Duncan and Trevor Aleo (we were missing their fourth co-author Krista Ferraro). How can we design curriculum for a changing world? That is the question that their new book sets out to solve, and our conversation is ‮…

Slow Down to Go Fast: Teaching in the Grey with Zaretta Hammond

What if the most "orderly" classroom in your building is quietly failing the students you most want to reach? Season 2 opens with Zaretta Hammond — teacher educator, consultant, and author of books that have changed how a generation of educators think about equity, cognition, and instruction. He‮…

The First Pancake

What if the fastest way to make real, lasting change — with one person, or an entire district — is to move slower, not faster, even when everything in you says there's no time for that? This week, I'm living with a phrase from my conversation with Zaretta Hammond: slow down to go fast. And I'm doi‮…