The K-12 Change Equation
The K-12 Change Equation
Podcast Description
The K-12 Change Equation explores how innovative education leaders are transforming their districts by solving for the variables that matter most in their communities. In each episode, hosts Dr. Leila Nuland and Dr. Mort Sherman dive deep into conversations with superintendents, policymakers, and education visionaries who are breaking free from standardized solutions to create lasting change.Drawing from their extensive experience in district leadership and transformation, our hosts guide discussions that bridge research and practice, exploring how successful leaders adapt broad educational strategies to serve their unique local contexts. From navigating post-pandemic recovery to building equitable systems, each episode unpacks the complex variables of educational change and reveals practical approaches to solving them.Education impacts us all, which is why this podcast is for everyone who cares about the future of learning in their community. Whether you're a superintendent seeking fresh perspectives, a district leader looking to drive meaningful change, an educator passionate about system-wide transformation, or a community member invested in your local schools' success, The K-12 Change Equation offers insights and strategies you can apply in your own community. We believe that lasting educational change happens when schools and communities work together, and our conversations reflect the vital role that engaged community members play in creating successful schools. Join us as we work together to solve for real change, made local.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of educational transformation, community engagement, and leadership adaptation, with episodes that cover topics such as the balance between local innovation and central control and strategies for post-pandemic recovery. Specific discussions include the importance of student voice in decision-making and the effective implementation of equitable systems.
The K-12 Change Equation explores how innovative education leaders are transforming their districts by solving for the variables that matter most in their communities. In each episode, hosts Dr. Leila Nuland and Dr. Mort Sherman dive deep into conversations with superintendents, policymakers, and education visionaries who are breaking free from standardized solutions to create lasting change.
Drawing from their extensive experience in district leadership and transformation, our hosts guide discussions that bridge research and practice, exploring how successful leaders adapt broad educational strategies to serve their unique local contexts. From navigating post-pandemic recovery to building equitable systems, each episode unpacks the complex variables of educational change and reveals practical approaches to solving them.
Education impacts us all, which is why this podcast is for everyone who cares about the future of learning in their community. Whether you’re a superintendent seeking fresh perspectives, a district leader looking to drive meaningful change, an educator passionate about system-wide transformation, or a community member invested in your local schools’ success, The K-12 Change Equation offers insights and strategies you can apply in your own community. We believe that lasting educational change happens when schools and communities work together, and our conversations reflect the vital role that engaged community members play in creating successful schools. Join us as we work together to solve for real change, made local.
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What if we stopped measuring students by what they remembered and started understanding how they think?
In this episode of The K-12 Change Equation, Dr. Jack Naglieri, renowned school psychologist and assessment expert joins hosts Dr. Leila Nuland and Dr. Mort Sherman for a compelling conversation on redefining student success. Dr. Naglieri challenges outdated models of assessment and advocates for tools that capture students’ problem-solving ability, not just memorized facts.
From rethinking how we assess intelligence to ensuring equity for students from all backgrounds, this episode uncovers the deep connections between teacher agency, meaningful measurement, and career-ready learning. If you’re working to make education more inclusive and purposeful, this is one conversation you won’t want to miss.
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