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Game Changers: There's No Such Thing as Digital Citizenship.

ðŸŽĪ Live from FETC | There's No Such Thing as Digital Citizenship. Just Citizenship. Guest: Lindy Hockenberry Host: Arvin Ross + Dr. Michelle Ament Presented by: The Human Intelligence Movement 🔍 Episode Summary: Lindy Hockenberry is a K-12 ed tech advisor and strategist based in Montana. At FETC 202â€Ķ

Real Learning Needs Struggle You Can't Manufacture

🎙ïļ Uniquely Human | Episode 31 Guest: Brian Arnold + Meghan Freeman Host: Arvin Ross + Dr. Michelle Ament Presented by: The Human Intelligence Movement 🔍 Episode Summary: We design learning to feel hard. We build in the friction, set how long it lasts, and map the way out before the learner ever â€Ķ

Game Changers: Plant the Seeds. Then Trust What Grows.

ðŸŽĪ Live from FETC | Plant the Seeds. Then Trust What Grows. Guest: Kelly Vaughn Host: Arvin Ross + Dr. Michelle Ament Presented by: The Human Intelligence Movement 🔍 Episode Summary: How many teacher preparation programs in California actually center social, emotional, and cultural competency as tâ€Ķ

Game Changers: The Failure Space is Golden

ðŸŽĪ Live from FETC | The Failure Space is Golden  Guest: Austin Levinson Host: Arvin Ross + Dr. Michelle Ament  Presented by: The Human Intelligence Movement 🔍 Episode Summary: What happens when a student earns the certification but freezes the moment the script gets thrown out? Austin Levinson is â€Ķ

We Named What Matters, Now What?

🎙ïļ Uniquely Human | Episode 30 Guest: Laurie Guyon + Dan Thomas Host: Arvin Ross + Dr. Michelle Ament Presented by: The Human Intelligence Movement 🔍 Episode Summary: New York adopted a Portrait of a Graduate built on creativity, critical thinking, communication, and reflection. Educators have beeâ€Ķ
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