ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The Educate U.S. podcast is a weekly podcast discussing important and pressing topics around the education space. Featuring co-hosts Nick Zaveri, Dr. Stacey Schultz and Dr. Patrice Fenton. For more on our show, visit us at - https://www.leonmedianetwork.com/educate-us. We are presented by Fresh Roasted Coffee & Positively Tea - Cool down with a fresh cold brew, iced tea or iced coffee from our friends over at Fresh Roasted Coffee. Visit https://lddy.no/1k3n0 & use the promo code EDUCATEUS for 20% off your first purchase!
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Update frequency:
every 9 days
Average audio length:
37 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
129 episodes
since June 2, 2023
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
What if the missing ingredient in education isn't a curriculum but connection? John Carlos Mauw of Apex Scholars joins the show to share how genuine mentorship, personality-matched tutoring, and deep community understanding are turning struggling students into confident, capable learners. Plus, hea…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Most schools ask educators to do too much with too little. Pablo Cesar Villavicencio (CEO of Alliance College Ready Public Schools) is changing that. In this episode, he reveals how his network doubled teacher planning time—from 4.5 hours to over 8 hours a week—resulting in higher morale, better i…
In this episode, Stacey and Patrice explore how embracing grief can transform educators and communities. They discuss insights from Brian's book, The Optimist, and share strategies for processing grief through art therapy, movement, and more. Discover how emotional health fosters empathy and r…
Uncover the profound resilience and optimism rooted in the act of teaching. This episode reveals how educators, from middle school teachers to life-long mentors, transform lives, even in the face of grief, exhaustion, and life's toughest transitions. Join us as Brian Platzer shares a deeply persona…
Stacey & Patrice are back with a discussion on changes in higher education and the public perception about whether a college degree is still the end goal for people, or are vocational schools and even enter the job field earlier, more valuable than the cost associated with getting that degree.
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We’re back to finish the conversation Lindsay Whorton started, but this time, we’re getting into the systemic "why" behind the burnout. Patrice and Stacey bridge the gap between theory and the classroom, tackling the frustrating reality that many teachers want to lead but feel trapped by outdated h…
Is the "superhero" principal model actually destroying our schools? In this episode, we tear down the unsustainable expectation that one leader can do it all and introduce a game-changing blueprint for the future: shared leadership. Joining us is Lindsay Whorton, author of 'A New School Leadership …
In this episode, Patrice and Stacey dive into the "Hidden Curriculum"—the unspoken rules and social barriers that often determine who succeeds in the college admissions race. Reflecting on their recent insights from Akil, the hosts peel back the layers of a system where the testing industry often p…
What if the biggest barriers in education aren't found in textbooks — but in the unspoken rules no one ever teaches? In this episode with Akil Bello, advocate and entrepreneur, we dive into the hidden curriculum: the invisible lessons students absorb about social norms, expectations, and …
In this episode of Educate US, hosts Stacey Schultz and Patrice Fenton move past the "lone hero" trope to explore the collaborative heart of their upcoming book, The Promise of Collective Leadership. By reflecting on the conversation with Dr. Luisa Ortega and the initiatives of the Chicano Latino Y…
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