Episode 172. Why Your EL Lessons Feel Scattered (and How Backward Design Fixes It)
In this episode, I’m diving into lesson planning and introducing a process called backward design, which is a truly great way to plan for our English Learner (EL) students. You will hear how backward design differs from the traditional, “build-as-you-go” approach that often leaves lessons feeling s…
Backward Design in the Age of AI: From Coverage to Deep Learning with Jay McTighe
In this episode, I sit down with Jay McTighe to revisit the core principles of backward design and why they matter more than ever in today’s classrooms.
We unpack the ongoing tension between content coverage and deep learning, and what it really means to design for understanding and transfer. Our …
Transformational Learning - A Conversation with Greg Curtis
Greg Curtis is an author and independent education consultant. He is currently based in Beijing and has spent much of his career working with international schools around the world in all-school capacities. Greg has been a technology director, a curriculum and professional learning director and a …
S4E11: Meet Tom Burkle & Liam Schneider
In this episode of TAB Storytellers, Jen and Abi sit down with longtime TAB educator Tom Burkle and preservice art educator Liam Schneider for a beautiful full-circle conversation about teaching, mentorship, student agency, and what it means to grow into TAB over time. Liam was once Tom’s elementar…
Beyond Coverage: Designing Learning for Understanding & Transfer with Jay McTighe
In this episode, I chat with Jay McTighe about Stage 3 of Understanding by Design and what it really means to create learning experiences that move beyond content coverage toward understanding and transfer.
We unpack the different types of learning goals related to acquisition, understanding, and …
Episode 005: How to Design a Learning Experience That Actually Transforms
You have something powerful to teach — but the moment you sit down to design it, the pull toward content takes over. You start listing everything you know, every story, every framework, every caveat. And suddenly it's a wall of water, not a river.
This week, Renee shares the origin story of the Ro…
The 100: Meet the Founding Panel
In this episode of School Leaders Project, host Cindy Blackburn is joined by Denise Pope, Jay McTighe, and Eric Hudson, the founding panelists of The 100.
The 100 is a new national initiative designed to recognize and connect 100 educators who are advancing some of the most meaningful, innovative, …
Myth: Good Teaching Equals Good Instructional Design
Good teaching is powerful, but it can also hide a trap: when a class goes well, we assume the design must be strong. Jackie unpacks a common myth in instructional design and education that shows up everywhere from K-12 to corporate training and higher ed: good teaching equals good instructional des…
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Episode 2: Design for Transformation
Type: Solo Episode
Host: Jaime Dugan, EdS
Estimated Runtime: 25–28 minutes
Episode Description
What separates a literacy program that transforms a woman's life from …
AI Resilience & Objectives - Learning Session
Why is it so important to provide students with a clear target? How can better objectives lead to better outcomes? Join Rob and Jared as they discuss how to create AI-Resilient objectives.
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Resources
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